Micropoems Stories

I hoped for your return, your warmth, your embrace, your soft whispers, and I have been waiting in silence for you.

I feel the way your metaphors glow but the label that held you is gone.

hurt. i tore open my ribcage ripped out my heart then threw it away to be eaten by the dogs because i didn't want to hurt anymore

This is a first collection of my micropoems. (Currently I have collected just over 50 of them here, but this is still work in progress and I will add some more in the future!) Some of these poems, but not all, are haiku or senryu-like (although I don't stick to the classic 5-7-5 format, here juxtaposition is more important to me). Some are more like quotes. And some are more poetic than others. But they all have one thing in common: they are short. (The shortest consists of just one word and a punctuation mark after it; maybe you will read it...)

Poetry For Enlightenment.

before you say something mean think first before you do because what you say can cut people so deep that they can be ripped apart in two and nobody wants to be sliced in half i'd rather be whole myself, wouldn't you? so drop the fuckin' knife...

Short poems, micro-tales and random thoughts on various emotions.

Everyone can identify poetry, but no one can define it. It is a story, It is a song It is a life.

Random poems and free verses that I create throughout hectic college life. Feel free to comment or flame. If you curious about the girl in the cover, follow her on instagram: @risma.wailissa

A collection of my micro poems about love, heartbreak, mental health, women's right, and social injustices. All original work. I will be posting everyday. I hope you all will enjoy it. Thank you.

poems, that have blossomed out of my blood.

writings from the untitled chapters of my youth

Bonsai Poetry is a collection of micro poems, haiku, monoku, monostich, and digital haiga (a dialogue between haikai and photos or illustrations). Several of these micro poems have been inspired by words or visual prompts of writing challenges on Twitter, such as #vss365, #kigoprompt, #scifaikusaturday, and #turtlewriters. * Unless otherwise specified, Pixabay is the source of all pictures.

This poetical work takes a deep look into the mind of a teen who's thrilled by the sensation of pain and captivated by the unknown, which is what happens after death? He uses his grotesque bombastic opinions on the mysterious wonders of time and the cantankerous gift of religion. "I know I will die. My only fear is that I won't completely show the greatness within me by that time. But if I don't I will be within the company of some great people. They are Tupac Amaru Shakur and Addarren Ross " -Quote from the writer Please remember to leave a comment after reading the poems!!!

a collection of his thoughts, questions, and manifestations on love and all the in-betweens

A compilation of poetry and prose I have written over the years. I hope to improve as time goes on ✨

Random thoughts and imagination.

This is poetry written by Satis Shroff about life in the Himalayas and the Black Forest. The verses have been kept short by the poet and is reminiscent of the haiku form.