My blogger-poet-friend Ingrid inspired me to create a Twitter account and start writing #APoemADay, which I began on January 1, 2021.
This week I went with several different poetic forms, but I think I’ll make an attempt at posting seven gogyohkas on Twitter for next week… I’ve been growing fond of them for their flexibility. This week, I actually “cheated” a bit because I split a two stanza poem I’d written into two halves for Twitter, rather than writing an entirely new micropoem. But the truth is, I really did feel that each half of that poem could stand on its own, and the subject, as you’ll see below, is very dear to my heart! ☕
Anyway, please enjoy this last week’s Twitter poems!
Shabbat Shalom from Jerusalem,
David
Dark ambrosia–oh yes. (K)
😀 Kerfe 😀
These are great. Really enjoyed reading these this morning – and now its time for coffee, what a great start to the day. 😊☕
I hope it got you through the day 😉
Thanks, Marion.
❤
David
I read the 2 about coffee to my husband – he agrees whole heartedly. Coffee is king.
I like him 🙂
The Jesus joke and the coffee – I can relate to the latter, David.
😻
Well, if you can’t get vaccinated, there’s always coffee 😉
❤
David
And I take full advantage of it.
😻
David, the Jesus joke cracked me up! 🙂 Take care!
😜 Cheryl 😜
Shabbat shalom,
David
The 20/06 one appeals to my sense of humour! 🤣
Maybe I should do a week of schuttelreims… but honestly, they’re actually really hard!
I haven’t checked out the rules yet…
it’s easy to understand – the last two words of the two lines have to be a spoonerism.
That founds sun!
It is. But the hard part is making both lines make sense 🙃
I can imagine 😅
great poetry
❤ Thank you, Margrethe ❤
Sincerely,
David