On twitter, hundreds of micropoets share their work with each other through the use of twitter hashtags. Hashtags help twitter authors to find each other through the millions of other posts that flood the social network. Micropoets generally use obvious keywords such as #micropoetry, #haiku and #tanka. The problem is that there are many not so obvious tags, and it can be hard to know what they all mean.
To make sense of these hashtags, I have broken them into three categories. Certain tags may appear more than once. Some tags may have little or no poems. Please click on a hashtag to find out more…
Micropoetry – Micropoems and verse
#gogyohka #gpoem #fragment #haiku #lowku #micropoem #micropoetry #mpy #myku #tweetpoem #tweetpoetry #poetwee #poetwi #punku #senryu #smallstone #tanka #tmmpoetry #twaiku #5poem
Microprose, fiction and stories
#vss #3ournal #fragment #xass #15tt #story140 #thepush
Micropoetry Word Prompt Games
#altwic #artwiculate #ashverse #capturedpoets #cappoets #fieryverse #haikuchallenge #heartsoup #liblit #lqw #madverse #ohj #orjay #poetheme #nahaiwrimo #thepush #soulhoot #story140 #xass #wordstew #5prompt #365story #15tt
NOTE: On twitter the accounts @SemperSum and @thewritelist do an amazing job of retweeting all of the word prompt games.
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