#2. Write a Kimo on the subject of [jealousy] images – focused on a single frozen image (like a snapshot).
mental images, those on devices
are memories of loved ones
and our special moments
a Kimo has 3 lines; No rhymes [oops one right there!]; 10 syllables in 1st line, 7 in 2nd; 6 in 3rd.
#4. Write a Hay(na)ku about [hate] late.
lateness
steals my
time, it’s crime!
Hay(na)ku is a 3-line poem with one word in 1st line, two words in 2nd and three 3rd. There are no restrictions beyond this.
#5 Write a Naani about [time] naan, not bounded to a particular subject, depends upon human relations
naan is a delicious
Indian bread
used to scoop up
my meal, it’s ideal
Naani is 4 lines, the total consists of 20 to 25 syllables, this one has 20 syllables
#6. Write an Oddquain about [poverty] fear, something that is eating away at many of us.
fear
unfounded
about things unknown
stealing our calm causing harm
breath
Oddquain is a short, usually unrhymed poem consisting of seventeen syllables distributed 1, 3, 5, 7, 1 in five lines, developed by Glenda L. Hand. Definitely not my favourite!
two more for Val’s ASH challenge! – sorry Val changed it to topics that fitted for me!
aroused 
You are in full shape, Kate . You wrote a festival of poetries !
Love ❤
Michel
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yes Kate . Is not there “fest”(feast) in festival ? 🙂
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Wow! 4 in 1. Wonderfully done.
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Wow. It’s a micropoetry bonanza. Great job, Kate 🤗
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Hay(na)ku is my pick from here. I’m deliberately not picking Naani because it features Naan and right now, I’m completely full 😁
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Haha! Loved your selected topics and you did great justice to them, sis.🙂
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I wish I could send you over some. 🙂
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I love these, you’ve really captured the ebb and flow Kate, great work. 🙂
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Haha! I love your topics and the Naani on Naan is delicious! I had a box mix for naan and gave it a try – it tasted great but wasn’t near as pretty as the naan made by the professionals! As for the rest I have to say that the Hay(na)ku is so very good! You really mastered the conciseness of this form… These were worth the wait!!
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Kate, these four different types of poems are fantastic. Awesome.
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much appreciated Kamal!
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Wonderful powerful Micro-4!!!!
OHMYGOSH! The last one really touched my heart and soul! I need to memorize that one so I can quote it often.
Whether you write Micro or Macro or Midco (Medium/Middle-sized! HA! 😀 ) poems, you write so beautifully! 🙂
(((HUGS))) ❤
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All fantastic, Kate! Loved them.
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Kate, thank you for the information and the charming examples of micro poetry. I especially like the one about lateness stealing time. ❤
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i love all the topics you used especially the Naani…
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much appreciated Mich, I do love that bread how the villagers make it on the coals 🙂
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These are wonderful. Though the second is my favorite.
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born to a war veteran punctuality was drummed into us in quite cruel ways 🙂
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Kate, thanks for sharing these poetry styles. I am enjoying each one. I took some notes so will take a stab at crafting some unique verses.
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yea, looking forward to reading them Richard 🙂
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Hi, Kate!
Those are fab poems! Old post here, but awesome all the same!
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yea Carol Anne, I am most impressed that you trawl through my old posts and read some of these gems … I sincerely appreciate it!
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