Twitter poetry 2021: Week 2

38 thoughts on “Twitter poetry 2021: Week 2”

1. Nice! I really like Jan 10 and Jan 11

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2. Swallowed is my favorite. I often find myself lost in front of my computer.

   1. Eric, thanks so much for the feedback – that’s exactly the image I had in my mind 🙂

      -David

3. “…but words
   sound better unspoken”
   Beautiful write!

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4. nice job.. I’m doing a quote a day and that’s all I can muster up.. 🙏🙏🙏
   with my writng and work of course..

   1. Thanks so much, Cindy 🙂

      Are you quoting famous people? Or quoting your own wisdom?

      -David

      1. You’re so welcome!! More like daily meditations I’m writing after meditating.. ❤️

         1. That’s a really cool practice/goal, Cindy 🙂

            1. Oh thanks Ben. I figure in a year I would have a book to put it in if I don’t figure out what exactly my book is. 🤣👏🤗

            2. Hey Ben, thanks for liking today but that link was broken too so I took it down. Did you get to see my Heaven Meets Hell Post? I wrote on Friday but it says 2 days ago. Totally foulded it up.

            3. Yep – I just commented 🙂

               BTW, you can feel free to call me ‘David’ – that’s my actual first name ❤

            4. Oh I usually do… sorry about that.. Oh good.. I soooo much apprecaite that! He’s a numbers guy and it was fun to do so I’d like to do more. He gets like 600 likes in a week. Brings out a different side of my writing 🙏🙏🙏soooo much. I’ll go see. ❤️

5. Yes, good luck to you Ben, and your second week is an eclectic buffet of poetry..I liked the shower especially…you covered the whole timeline:):)

   1. 😀 thanks as always, Karima 😀

6. I am really enjoying your micro-poetry and am honoured that you are taking part in my challenge! I feel like there’s so much chatter on Twitter that sometimes the poems fall on deaf ears, but imagine how much poetry we will have produced by the end of the year!

   1. All of that “chatter” is why I had not joined Twitter until you floated your idea… and then I thought – wow – that’s perfect for Twitter!

      1. Yes, I once tried to spread poetry around Facebook but that went down like a lead balloon. Instagram is not much better but on Twitter there is space for a poetic arena!

         1. I can imagine 😀

7. Reblogged this on Love and Love Alone.

8. Poetry perhaps. Life certainly. Death eventually. — Aye, that just about sums it up. You know, David, sometimes you are quite a lovely madman.

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9. Nice poetry. It’s good that you posted here for the benefit of WP followers.

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      I got the idea from Ingrid.

10. I used to blog daily – did it for over 5 years. Then I started taking the weekends off. That lasted another 7 years. When I switched blogging sites to WP I decided M-W-F was sufficient. Enjoy the daily poetry but don’t feel any guilt for posting less… My mother was always big on quality over quantity. (though all these are good!)

    1. What was your goal? Were you trying to earn money from your blog or just blogging for purposes of self-expression? (or some other reason?)

       -David

11. I love that you took the idea and then made that into the poem. Great work

    1. Thanks so much, Eilidh ❤

       -David

12. Great idea. I’ve been attempting to do a post a day. It is harder than it looks. I admire you for taking on the challenge.

    1. Thank you so much, Molly… it’s a totally new concept and genre for me. I’ll be very curious to look back when the year is over and read all of them – one-after-the-other!

       Shabbat shalom,
       David

       1. Good luck

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