Looking back through my posts I have collated more of the #micropoetry posted on twitter and posted here.
Stay tuned in the future for a book of micropoetry.
Outside
when did Outside
become an
undiscovered country?
whose unfenced boundaries
spark greater imagination
than the couch’s confines
Mandala
She draws on the concrete
a chalk mandala
of wonky butterflies,
stick-figure people.
Tomorrow she will
draw another
cycle.
Training Wheels
I’m too old for these
she said
pointing to
the training wheels
He prays she will
never be too old
to trust
and hold
his hand
Knowledge
The gaining of knowledge
deteriorates with age
because we know
everything at 18
and realise
we know nothing
the older
we become
Toilet Seat
Sometimes
I deliberately
Use the bathroom
After you
And absorb the warmth
Of the toilet seat
To believe you
Still care
It Is Written
It is said,
“It is written”
The oral tradition
Of received wisdom
In a fortune cookie
Platitude while we
Forget to read
The written truth
Any favourites?
A Fullness in Brevity - Adam Byatt 
Very modern Japanese tanka, most of these seem to have. The Toilet Seat one is startling and rather lovely, but I also really like Training Wheels and Outside.
For me it’s an experimentation in capturing a moment, or an image, finding something spectacular or extraordinary in the everyday or the obvious.
‘Outside’ ‘Knowledge’ ‘It is written’
Thank you.
P.S.
Look forward to exploring more.
Chris.
Cool.