Micropoetry | Haiku | Gogyohka | Tanka | Senryu | Twaiku | 1-6 lines | 3-10 words
OHJ or ‘#ohj‘, is a twitter-based hashtag daily word game created by Paul Nadolny. Every day the micropoet provides two words from his twitter feed @OddlyStarry. You create a tweet incorporating one or both words. Make sure you tag the tweet with #OHJ or #ohj, so other players can find it easily.
Originally, OHJ stood for “Oddly Haunted Journey”, because in October 2011, Paul conceived this as a one month game leading up to Halloween. Now the letters mean something different each month, depending on the monthly theme.
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LIVE #OHJ MICROPOETRY FROM TWITTER
Here are the latest ohj micropoems & prose live from twitter. Twitter hastag: #ohj (some tweets below may not be poems)
Today’s words are “mention” and/or “piquet”. Let’s take an Oddly Competitive Journey! #oxj #oxjDailyWords bit.ly/N9yibo formerly #ohjDailyWords #ohj
Sophomore Alexia Washington also took gold 🥇 from a short approach. Sky is the limit for this kiddo #OHJ #outHerejumping pic.twitter.com/11PWMfjaw4
Trey Holloway took gold today in our first meet of the year. We only took a 10 step approach today to assure we execute our phases. #OHJ #outHerejumping pic.twitter.com/OxQDa09siq