surreal poetry
Surrealist poetry embodies the essence of poetry itself, drawing upon shocking imagery and lyrical incongruities to comment on the inner-workings of the mind.
The Land's Messenger
John had been living in the outback for years, ever since he had fled the city and all its trappings of civilisation. He preferred the solitude of the desert, where he could be free to think and roam as he pleased. His only companion was his dog, a scrappy little mutt named Max.
By James Green4 years ago in Poets
Finding Peace in a Crazy World
In this world of screens and constant noise It's hard to find a moment to enjoy The simple things that once brought us peace Like a walk through the woods, or a day at the beach We're bombarded by ads and alerts, all day And the pace of life just seems to keep speeding up We're told we have to have it all, right now And we're left feeling tired, and somehow still somehow But I know that there's a way to slow down To find some balance in this crazy town It's just a matter of making the time To appreciate the beauty that surrounds us, and shine So let's take a break from the screens and the stress And find some joy in the little things, I suggest We'll feel so much better, I guarantee If we just remember to stop and smell the roses, you'll see.
By Exerteza_writes4 years ago in Poets
