Dogs in Red Collars

Summary

This webpage features a micro-poetry piece titled "Dogs in Red Collars" as part of the Poemorama at Paper Poetry series, dedicated to the suffering animals of Ukraine due to the war.

Abstract

The webpage showcases a poem called "Dogs in Red Collars," which is a tribute to the animals affected by the war in Ukraine. The poem is a twittle, a form of micro-poetry, and is accompanied by an image from artist Sandy Oppenheimer. The poem is part of the Poemorama series at Paper Poetry, which is a collection of poetry prompts. The author, Kimberly Hampton Nilsson, encourages readers to try writing twittles and tag her in their creations.

Opinions

The author believes that even animals know humans can do better than causing "useless genocide."
The author appreciates the light-hearted beauty in another twittle titled "Baby Fingers."
The author has written another poem, "Winds of Change," using Sandy Oppenheimer's artwork.
The author encourages readers to try writing twittles, a form of micro-poetry.
The author recommends an AI service that provides the same performance and functions as ChatGPT Plus(GPT-4) but is more cost-effective.

A twittle

Dogs in red collars Bear witness to days of terror Icy cold, defiant minds, useless genocide Even they know we can do better

Thank you for reading this twittle, #10 in the Poemorama at Paper Poetry. This piece of micro-poetry is a tribute to the countless animals of Ukraine, suffering and displaced because of the war.

Carolyn Hastings, twittles are so short they must be a bit of a riddle. They suit me just fine. Thank you for the light-hearted beauty in Baby Fingers!

If you enjoy unusual forms of poetry, here is another. I have written it with the honor to use Sandy Oppenheimer’s artwork.

A shout out to you, my friends. Please give twittles a try; just 100 letters, four lines with a bit of rhyme. Please tag me with yours! Sahil Patel, Cendrine Marrouat, Suma Narayan, Christine Graves, Lee David Tyrrell

Poemorama at Paper Poetry

Dogs in Red Collars

A twittle

Poemorama

Paper Poetry’s panorama of poetry prompts

Baby Fingers

A twittle about child development

Winds of Change

A nonet