
The poetry of the earth is never dead.
John Keats
Micropoetry is a type of poem. distinguished by its brevity. It is a mini poem, a pithy poem, a small poem.
A Cairn of Micropoetry is a a pile of small poems featuring haiku • senryu • cinquain • gogyoshi • and free verse
- Eve’s Fave
- Showing Off
- Old Man Scarecrow
- Tree Winters Over
- Tree Tops
- Flowered Sky
- Cairn In The Snow
- Mother Nature Reigns
- In The Park
- A Day At The Beach
- Sparrows Wait
- Rainfall Relentless
- Hot Tea Awaiting
- Tree Branches Heavy
- An Elephant Greets
- MOTHER DEAR
- Hidden Entry
- Wilted Flower
- Lineal Geese
- Molten Sunset
- Nature Is Awesome
- Dangling
- Rainy Afternoon
- On Their Way West
- A Pair Of Cats
- A Poem Takes Form
- Frigid Air
- A Butterfly Lands
- Just Hanging Around
- Fast Moving Clouds
- Wind Gusts Pummel
- Kind-Hearted Tree
- BASKET OF TREES
- Mile Long Beach Walk
- Maple Glitz
- Resurrection
- Once A Plain Flower
- Colder Days
- Seasons Come And Go
- Garden Concert
- Magic Of The Sea
- A Flock Of Old Trees
- Purple Plant
- The Moon Captivates
- PET FAMILY
- Autumn Bounty
- Brisk Autumn Day
- First Day Of Autumn
- Autumn Arrives
- Autumn Departs
- Rock Sculpture
- Off The Main Road
- Calculating
- Starless Night
- Stargazers
- Sometimes
- Nostalgia
- Storm Clouds Overhead
- Bristling Blooms
- Jolly Scarecrows
- A Hole In The Screen
- Profuse Blooms
- A Flautist Plays
- The Sky Shows Thru
- Slow Dragonfly
- Mighty Sunset
- Pastel Colors
- After The Rain
- A Harsh Snowstorm
- Sky Séance
- Nature’s Nature
- Odd Cloud Formation
- The Vamp
- Cloudy Eyes
- Wind Gusts
- Full Moon Rising
- GATHERING
- Sunny Scarecrow
- Mother And Son
- Moon In Final Phase
- Alien Ritual
- Moon Out Early
- Moon In Capricorn
- Partial To Purple
- Winter Wrath Fades
- The Time Has Come
- Plums Fully Ripe
- Elegant Peacock
- AFFIRMATION
- Zodiac Sign
- September Sky
- Olde Times
