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MIMITs

MIMITs are short, spontaneous rhyming verses covering a diverse range of subjects—from everyday observations to profound reflections. Created by me - Anna Clemence Mews - these accessible poems don't follow rigid structures but share a common thread of rhyme and insight. Born from a moment of writer's block, each MIMIT aims to provoke thought, bring a smile, or offer a fresh perspective on life's complexities and simplicities.

50 / Feminine Freedom

50 / Feminine Freedom

The fact is that when you sow grass seed, it doesn't turn into a lawn overnight! From what I've been reading and observing lately, maybe the concept of patriarchy, or male supremacy, is truly on the wane. After about two-thousand-six hundred odd years, last week a

49 / That's life!

49 / That's life!

That's Life The kids are slowly dressing for school Meanwhile the porridge's getting cool Mum's down on her knees 'Why can't I find my blasted keys?' Breakfast can be a tricky affair Tempers quite often will simply flare The youngest

48 / Future rejoicing

48 / Future rejoicing

Losing someone you love deeply can be the most painful experience that many of us ever have. Though if you often sense they're close by, why ever should you ignore your intuition? That would be a bit like seeing a dear friend's number on your phone,

47 / Perfect timing

47 / Perfect timing

Never underestimate our four-legged friends! Once their meal times have been set, usually by us two-legged ones, their inbuilt clock works like magic. You might be a tad forgetful, but they're most certainly not. Cats and dogs will often be hovering around their food bowls at the crucial

46 / Never ending

46 / Never ending

One of the things that's always puzzled me is the concept of 'Getting to the top.' Probably because I never feel I've got to the top of anything, most definitely not financially! Though clearly for some, counting your millions or your billions is considered

45 / Not always easy

45 / Not always easy

Promise am not amongst the 19th century Luddites who strongly resisted the growth of machinery, the technological change of their day. It wasn't always great in the long-ago typewriter times. Especially when you required 10 copies of something with a fluttering array of carbons between each page. But

44 / Vive la difference: Celebrating what makes us 'unique'

44 / Vive la difference: Celebrating what makes us 'unique'

Surely variety and diversity amongst us is interesting, stimulating and a thing to appreciate? Why not dress in your own style, have long hair, short hair or simply shave your head? Above all, enjoy as much as possible, every aspect of life on this planet!