Poetry month, day 24
For this Tuesday Platform at "imaginary garden with real toads" we are offered the suggestion of writing twitter poetry, within the 140 character limit. Here's mine:
In that lost part ...
I do occasionally write twitter poetry (or tweetpoems) and am grateful to Sanaa, today's prompter, for not specifying a poem of exactly 140 characters. This leaves room for me to include the hashtag, which I normally do.
In that lost part ...
In that lost part of morning
just after first light
I forget not to think of you.
You're linked now
to birdsong, and rosy sky.
#tweetpoem
I do occasionally write twitter poetry (or tweetpoems) and am grateful to Sanaa, today's prompter, for not specifying a poem of exactly 140 characters. This leaves room for me to include the hashtag, which I normally do.
The poem is untitled, but this post had to have a title, so I made it the opening phrase.
Yes, the poem has been posted – hashtagged and untitled – to @SnakyPoet on twitter.
Nearly a year later: But I have now deleted my twitter account, after years of using it less and less often.
Nearly a year later: But I have now deleted my twitter account, after years of using it less and less often.