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Twitter Poems: Top Ten Poetic Tweets

By LW Lindquist 4 Comments

We spend a lot of time on Twitter. (We’re Tweetspeak Poetry, right?) In fact, we figure we read thousands of tweets every month. One of the things poetry and Twitter have in common (when done well) is an economy of words. When we see good Twitter poems, we stop and take notice.

Here are ten of the best Twitter poems we’ve seen in the last few weeks:

1.

i put a note on the vase and it withered along with the flowers #micropoetry

— Adia (@Adiawong) April 2, 2014

2.

Indiana spring— the rawness of your hand on my neck #poetry #micropoetry #haiku 992 — Sondra (@SondraJByrnes) April 2, 2014

  3.

she lets it slide for now out of sight down the slippery slope in her mind #5lines #micropoetry

— Davey (@haikutauren) March 30, 2014

4.

. I come nameless remembering nothing I must relearn mountains the sea how the heart must be renamed for something true. #micropoetry

— Positively Wyrde (@Wyrde) April 1, 2014

5.

all that’s left– the snowman’s scarf and the new moon #haiku

— Marianne Paul (@mariannpaul) April 1, 2014

6.

wild roses and the wind tangled in #haiku — Sandi Pray (@bigmax722) March 24, 2014

7.

quick with the math they reduced each other to their lowest common denominator #5lines #micropoetry — Slym Being (@AsSlimAsImBeing) March 28, 2014

8.

robins shuffle thru the winters detritus daffodils nod in approval

— Kathleen (@everettpoetry) March 24, 2014

9.

the will of a rock broke when water found the weakness inside

— Eusebeia Philos (@Eusebeia_Philos) March 22, 2014

10.

#tanka#5lines#migraine I said I would never write of persimmons but this migraine and the thumping of the rainbow .

— Eamonn T O’Neill (@nightslostsoul) March 25, 2014

 

Photo by Uzi Yachin, Creative Commons via Flickr.

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Comments

  1. Maureen Doallas says

    April 3, 2014 at 8:50 am

    NPR’s ‘Tell Me More’ is continuing its ‘Muses & Metaphors’ program this April. Poets: Tweet your offerings.
    http://www.npr.org/2014/04/01/297705066/muses-and-metaphor-kicks-off-national-poetry-month

    Reply
    • Richard Maxson says

      April 3, 2014 at 10:26 am

      Thanks, Maureen!

      Reply
  2. Richard Maxson says

    April 3, 2014 at 10:30 am

    Congratulations to Uzi Yachin for such an amazing photograph!

    Reply
    • SimplyDarlene says

      April 3, 2014 at 11:58 am

      I agree – it’s surreal.

      Reply

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