Wednesday 3 May 2017

Micropoetry - April 2017

Here's the micropoetry I wrote in April!

I'm planning on posting one or two other micropoetry posts very soon, since people seemed to think it was a good idea when I suggested it last month.

I was going to do it in April, but, *shrugs* life happens. So I'm hoping to get at least one done by the end of May. (Emphasis on hoping!)




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12th April

Sometimes we don't realise
How much the little things
Take the biggest efforts;
Too wrapped up in the 'shoulds' and 'should nots'





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14th April

'Be different!
Stand out from the crowd!*'

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*As long as it's in a way
Society sees
As acceptable
& many
Have done
before





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18th April

If I loved you,
Could you spare the time
Of promises unmade,
A future unowned & unknown?
If I loved you,
Could you spare the time?




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27th April

Sometimes you break my heart
Cos each and every one of you
Is like an intricate strand of golden clockwork
...And you don't even know


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12 comments:

  1. The April 14th one is so true, unfortunately. I think my favorite is the first one though :-)

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  2. YES APRIL 14th!! I just handed in my senior quote but I should've put that down!!

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    1. I'm glad you like it! (I have absolutely no idea what a senior quote is, lol.)

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  4. I love all of these, Cee! Especially the first two, as I think they're very fitting with today's society. Keep up the good work! :)

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  5. I really love the second poem so much! I think it is so relevant to how some people see being unique... and its really twisted and back handed. I also think the first poem is another one which is so relevant. We need to learn how to live now, and not hesitate.

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  6. I love this! I loved your last micro poetry too, I wish I could write poetry, unfortunately I'm terrible and cringey!

    #RVHT

    (Jenny- Accidental Hipster Mum)

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    1. Thank you! XD

      And I'm a firm believer that poetry is for everyone - I'll get you writing some yet! ;)

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