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 Globe is Cracking, I'm Not Falling
I There is a 3% chance I'll find you here. But if in each pair of eyes I dip, I find 1/8 of you; I'll be there soon. II I didn't crawl here; I took a plane. I spent six hours tracing the Atlantic from my window and you rose from the sea, dry and unsalted, twice each nautical mile. I would say it was my imagination, or the California wine, but I wear glasses now and never lie about what I see. It was you. And you and you and you.
By Kiernan Norman6 years ago in Poets
This feeling is just right
Loving life is a strange reaction and even when our world seems to bend the light of sound it sometimes can turn upside down, so always remember when you smile it will always be the greatest action taken to love life. You are the somebody everybody needs in their life. You are the A, B, and C in alphabetical order to bring the Universe together.
By Jason Kenzie6 years ago in Poets
These Raging Waters
For a good chunk of time this year, I was lost. I hid it well, I think. But I was drifting at sea. Stranded on a buoy just trying to wait out the storms. There were moments of sunshine, but they never lasted. Until I decided to swim. Dove headfirst into the waves, terrified.
By Emily DeBias6 years ago in Poets
