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.
Ruby Fragments—I
Immutable combustion deafens the Hollywood man with a severe stiffness that falls into an incessant drone soon captured, trapped, beneath his salt-soaked eyelids. Ruby-stained thumb and forefinger grip the denticulated circumference of Hollywood's chosen optical weapon.
By Keenan Chiasson7 years ago in Poets
Routes in Soil
I stand in a place of absence. A black void stretching out beyond the length of my sight. In the dark, I see all, for it remains the same here, as it does there, beyond the rim of perception. As I look down, I notice my clothes all perfectly visible, as if the light of day bounces color into my eyes. Yet there is no sun. There is no light. There is no sound.
By Benjamin M. Wilde7 years ago in Poets