Twitter poetry 2021: Week 4

39 thoughts on “Twitter poetry 2021: Week 4”

1. I know exactly what you mean about feeling obliged to write one! Sometimes I wait until I feel inspired, then I write a bunch of them to use later on. I will also have to keep a note of the days as once January is over I won’t have a clue what day of the year it is 🤪

   1. 🤭 🤭 🤭

2. Thank you for sharing here. I feel your energy as it differs each day. Good Shabbos.

   1. Shabbat shalom, Lauren!

      Yours,
      David

3. Shabbat Shalom, David,
   -Shira

   1. 💖

4. These are quite good.

   1. thank you kindly!

      -David

5. Did your daughter inspire the first poem? 🙂

   1. Yes she did, Angela 😀

      1. I thought so 🙂

6. Oh these are great Ben and I totally get the feeling in writing in general when were not as moved when we are trying to keep up with writing. I loved them all and laughed at your last one. 🤣❤️

   1. Thanks so much, Cindy 😀

      Yours,
      David

7. Busy poet!! 😄

   1. Yeah, surprisingly so, Michele!

      -David

8. There are many who do not count micro-poetry as real poems. I take a more Zen approach. Some of the micro poets would take exception to those that contain rhyme but I think they are more than fine…

   1. I’m not really invested in whether my poems are technically micropoems, and I’m not really invested in whether micropoems are considered poems by other people 😀

      Mostly, I’m just having fun with a self-imposed poetry goal ❤

      -David

9. Reblogged this on Nelson MCBS.

10. Loved the last one alot🤗❤️

    1. 💖 Thanks, Diana 💖

11. Is your energy flagging or were you having fun at the expense of the twitterati! 🤔🤭

    1. Punam – a bit of both, to be honest!

       💖
       David

       1. ❤️❤️

12. Did you write these love them! What a good idea. I have a Twitter account and just felt lost on it. I had one for yrs then got rid of it and and two. Months ago I went back on. And just can’t seem to connect again. Lovely poems😊

    1. Thank you so much, WOC 😀

       Yeah, honestly, I avoided Twitter up until just this year when I read about Ingrid’s idea, and suddenly Twitter seemed purposeful to me!

       -David

       1. That is wonderful. I believe that’s what I need to connect with on there. Thank you David😊

          1. If you’d like – you can tag Ingrid in each of your poems, and she’ll cross-post them – and you can also tag #APoemADay 😀

             1. That would be wonderful one I do not know if there worthy and honestly how do I tag someone on WP? Is this Ingrid what you sent me?

                1. Ingrid’s Twitter is here: https://twitter.com/Experimentsinfc

                   You can tag her in your tweets by typing: @Experimentsinfc

                   And her WP blog is here: https://experimentsinfiction.com/

                   1. Oh my! Thank you so much, David. Now that I have taken up a bit of your time. I hope you’re are doing well.? I am still catching up on your posts. I do enjoy it very much.

                   2. Aw, thanks 🙂

                      Yes, we’re well. No major news that I can think of… hmn…. well, we just signed our daughter up for first grade – that’s a pretty big deal!

                      How about you?

                   3. That is a big deal oh my very exciting. So happy for you and your wife. I hope your daughter is excited? Not much is going on at the moment, just trying to get through a brutally cold week. And. Now possible snow coming in on Monday. But a bit warmer. 😊Thank you for asking.

                   4. 🤗

                   5. Thank you David😊

13. These are all very good my friend. I got a giggle out of the last one. Shabbat Shalom, David
    Sending love and hugs, Joni

    1. Thanks so much, Joni 😁

14. My pleasure friend. I struggle with Twitter so much. I tried to post this morning and ended up doing it twice because I didn’t think it took the first time. I have used computers all my life so I don’t know why but it frustrates me to the point I don’t want to write. Plus I just can’t keep up with more than one platform and do it justice. Your poems were all very good. Have a blessed day David. xoxoxo

    1. Twitter is entirely new to me – I’ve avoided it entirely until now because of Ingrid’s poetry challenge 🙂

       1. Perhaps you will be come a master at using this venue. I just keep messing things up. Two of my biggest flaws are my impatience and stubbornness. Neither of which I am proud of. I continue to work on these but I still have much work to do. I loved your post on your religious beliefs. I think you described your feelings and beliefs very well. I bet that high school teacher is honored you remember him as making a difference. Sending love to you my friend. Joni

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