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Micropoem Poems

What A Smile Can Do

she looked familiar
so I smiled and she smiled back
I had a nice day

Categories: micropoem, cheer up, cute, people,
Form: Senryu

from a big family
living to a ripe old age
lots of funerals

Categories: micropoem, death, family, life,
Form: Haiku

the older I get----the longer the prayer

Categories: micropoem, age, life,
Form: Monoku

old empty porch swing
neglected flowers dying
someone is missing

Categories: micropoem, death, grandparents,
Form: Haiku

nervous wings flicker
mud daubers in mud prints wait
summer trespasser

Categories: micropoem, nature, summer,
Form: Haiku

warm morning blue sky
spring bird singing at window
doctor appointment

Categories: micropoem, life, spring,
Form: Haiku

tee shirts
drink mugs
published

Categories: micropoem, light, silly, writing,
Form: Senryu

plywood windows dusty streets faded graffiti

Categories: micropoem, city, humanity, society,
Form: Monoku

I am human..........said computer voice

Categories: micropoem, humanity, science fiction,
Form: Monoku

Love is [true love] not 
love that alters [it does] when 
it does alteration find.

Rejoinder to William Shakespeare’s Sonnet # 116?

Categories: micropoem, art,
Form: Haiku