Senryuu Shoujo

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The show differ slightly in tone but the synopsis is similar. Both female leads use other means of communication to convey thoughts. The location of occuring events are related to school and the comedic relief brought forth is depicted through similar means. The manga share a similar sense of fluffiness and the evident chemistry between the two main characters. The side characters are highlighted and become the center of attention, ensuring development for more characters. On the flip side, Senryuu Shoujo has a striking difference encapsulated through the romantic expression the show uses. Many chapters try to develop the establish bond between the male and female lead. In contrary, Komi-san wa, Comyushou desu dwells less on the romantic gap and relies a lot more on the pure slice of life aspect it carries. read more 

Both are pretty funny and cute high school romcoms with generally likable main and side characters. 

Romance between main characters, light-hearted, and somewhat raunchy humor (mostly Senryuu). While Senryuu is focused on poems similar (senryuu) that are similar to haikus. Gekkan Shoujo is focused on Nozaki finding ideas for his shoujo manga and his everyday life and interactions between his friends. 

The gimmick is pretty similar, though both mangas have their own personality. But they share the fluffiness, the comedy and the amazing chemistry between the main duo. 

they are both hilarious school life romcoms 

they're both romcoms in school and are both very funny 

Both have that cute fluffy feeling to it, all tho Seaki-san is shorter then Senryuu, I highly recommend it  

The wholesome, light-hearted feel that you get from reading Senryuu Shoujo can also be found in Giji Harem. Though the chapters are significantly shorter in Giji, the two both have female leads that start off already having feelings for the male lead. The two FLs also have a certain quirk that make the character dynamics much more entertaining; in Giji, this is the FL's admirable acting ability. The two male leads are also surprisingly named Eiji, and the two FLs resemble each other at times. Both mangas are funny lightreads that I think any rom-com fan would enjoy.  

Shy girl builds a relationship with a misunderstood boy. 

Both take place in a Highschool and feature scary looking people who are forced to be delinquents by their environment, even tho they just want to live a normal life. 

Sora and Nanako are two high school girls who go through life at their own pace and make quirky observations about their surroundings and the people around them. They don't speak with other characters but instead communicate their thoughts through introspection, writing, and hand motions. 

Both titles are very similar in that they depict a cute straight high school relationship dealing with a fantasy kind of disability. While Senryuu Shoujo has a girl with 5-7-5-based mutism, the boy in KanoKao is half-ghost and thus lacks a head. In both, the other side of the relationship is very energetic and seeing the best in the other's situation, while everyone around them goes with the flow of their limitations and peculiarities and just have nice dynamics together. If you like Senryuu Girl but want something more wrapped up and focused, go for KanoKao, as the relationship is stabilished in the first two chapters and it has already run its relatively concise 34 chapters run. If you like the dynamic of tomboy girl and shy boy, there's even more reason to read KanoKao. If you like KanoKao but love to relish in some drawn out mutual pining and related shenanigans, you can't miss it with Senryuu Shoujo. As an aside, both SS's Eiji and KanoKao's Mutou are very dateable boys imho. Scary looking boys that are actually full of heart, kindness and sensitivity? Now that's, finally, some good freaking food. read more 

Both titles are in 4-Koma style. Although the protagonists are the total opposite, the comedy style, setting, and even character setup (2 girls 1 boy) are similar. Both have similar premise: "girl trying to make her feelings known to the boy, while the rest of their friends cheer on them" 

Both take place in a Highschool and feature scary looking people who are forced to be delinquents by their environment, even tho they just want to live a normal life. 

Both are high school romcoms that are at least partially 4koma that actually manage to be funny and cute