One Sentence Poems

Nancy Kay Peterson Thinking Too Much If I let go of my mind I don’t know if it will float or hesitate and hover like a butterfly or collapse under its own weight. Nancy Kay Peterson is grateful there are readers who appreciate one-sentence poems.    

Nancy Kay Peterson Addiction Even as I know tonight’s whiskey will color tomorrow’s promise, I pour one more. In keeping with your admonition to keep it brief, Nancy Kay Peterson (www.nancykaypeterson.com) is a poet.    

Nancy Kay Peterson Resignation Winter nights I lie beneath aunt’s comforter and grandma’s quilt, the only soul left alive to know the meaning of their weight and warmth. Nancy Kay Peterson’s short poetry has appeared most recently online on One Sentence Poems, Spank the Carp and Three Line Poetry.  

Nancy Kay Peterson The Art of Politics I don’t know any Republican poets. Nancy Kay Peterson usually finds humor in one sentence but occasionally takes a serious turn.

Nancy Kay Peterson At a Loss for Words I can’t describe the sound a slinky makes, but I’d recognize it. Nancy Kay Peterson is 5-feet short, like her poems.

Nancy Kay Peterson Technological Impact  Where will blackbirds perch when we’ve all gone cellular. Nancy Kay Peterson likes epigrams.