Twitter Poetry: Top Ten Poetic Tweets

We love to see your short poems on Twitter. This month we asked for Twitter poems on a few of our recent titles (including the brand new collection of love poems by L.L. Barkat, Love Etc.) along with #MOMApoems as part of the Museum of Modern Art’s #art140 campaign.

We’re featuring ten of your poems today. Want to see your Twitter poems featured? Just tweet us your poem on one of the following topics, and include both @tspoetryand the hashtag so we can find your poem. Once a month, we’ll tweet ten of our favorites.

1. How to Read a Poem #howtoreadapoem
2. Poetry at Work #poetryatwork
3. Taking Your Creativity to the Nth Degree #nthdegree
4. Love is… #loveetc

#poetryatwork

1.

#FoundPoem: SCHOOL BUS We stop at railroad crossings. We do not turn right on red. #poetryatwork pic.twitter.com/GmLIRV4DrF

— The Well-Versed Mom (@WellVersedMom) February 26, 2014

2.

@glynn_poet, “Poetry @ Work” Re: resume chapter: face shaved, hair greased back shirt tucked into pleated slacks – too slick for this job

— Simply Darlene (@SimplyDarWrites) March 3, 2014

#howtoreadapoem

3.

#HowToReadAPoem hold them, they won’t bite you, and if you frighten them, poems may disappear like ghosts @TaniaRunyan @tspoetry — The Imagined Jay (@theimaginedjay) February 27, 2014

4.

@tspoetry Reading forsythia, preface to Spring, telling me there’s more to come. — Jody Lee Collins (@jodyo70) March 16, 2014

5.

RT @EDayPoems: With marmalade and butter eat the crust. It will set your mouth to wondering. #howtoreadapoem @TaniaRunyan — tspoetry (@tspoetry) March 13, 2014

#nthdegree

6.

That round of cheese hung high at daybreak and demanded an omelet before it cracked the western horizon. @tspoetry #nthdegree — SandraHeskaKing (@SandraHeskaKing) March 17, 2014

7.

#nthdegree Are you the wave form of the wind or the wind itself? @tspoetry pic.twitter.com/PhHQheKs6a — The Imagined Jay (@theimaginedjay) March 2, 2014

#MOMApoems

8.

Balled up I cannot find the way in to your dimension. #MOMApoems #Art140 @MuseumModernArt @tspoetry pic.twitter.com/OW3o9KIAic — Every Day Poems (@EDayPoems) March 15, 2014

9.

I roll golden toward your cypress— oh! starry kiss. #MOMApoems #Art140 @MuseumModernArt @tspoetry pic.twitter.com/XWmTo3mgUP — Every Day Poems (@EDayPoems) March 13, 2014

10.

@tspoetry Why the swirling curling colors of sky? Was Vincent looking for North and lost his star? For Moma prompt — Jody Lee Collins (@jodyo70) March 14, 2014

Photo by Wolfraven, Creative Commons license via Flickr. 

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Director of Many Things; Senior Editor, Designer and Illustrator at Tweetspeak Poetry

I used to be a claims adjuster, helping people and insurance companies make sense of loss. Now, I train other folks with ladders and tape measures to go and do likewise. Sometimes, when I’m not scaling small buildings or crunching numbers with my bare hands, I read Keats upside down. My first novel, Adjustments, is available now.

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