Showing posts with label micropoem. Show all posts
Showing posts with label micropoem. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

Poetry Nook Magazine Is Here

By Michael Seese

In a previous post, I mentioned that a micropoem of mine had been selected for the inaugural issue of Poetry Nook magazine. Actually, once the smoke cleared, I learned that three had been selected. 

Let me share one more here:

"The Mourning"

she drops the roses
on the fresh earth;
it is too early
in the mourning


And now for the commercial...

It's available on Amazon. 


 
I'll be ordering my copy pretty soon. Please spread the word.


Micropoetry... Big ideas, small word counts. Click to tweet.
 

Wednesday, September 11, 2013

9-11

By Michael Seese

19 devil zealots
4 misguided missiles
102 terrifying minutes
2,977 voices silenced
countless screams unanswered

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Wednesday, September 4, 2013

Let's Put It To A Vote

By Michael Seese

A "micropoem" I wrote has been selected for inclusion in the upcoming issue of Poetry Nook Magazine. The editor made a suggestion for a text change. I'm not sure if I like it better than the original, or not.

So I thought I would put it to a vote.

The two versions differ by only one word (technically, one letter) and one piece of punctuation. I won't say whose is whose. 

They are:

as much as i try
i cannot unshatter
the glass of my life


OR

as much as i try
i cannot unshatter
the glass, or my life



Please leave a comment as to which you prefer.

Which "unshatter" is the right one? Click to tweet.