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.
Playground of paranoia
Monkey bars full of life love laughter and fun.Sunny skies rays of light cover the obstacles in which are covered with prints of individual personalities along with germs of all sorts. Holding tight hanging high by the limbs connected to little bodies.How can something so amusing be so harmful.
By Babydoll Twentyfive7 years ago in Poets
Double Acrostic
Some years ago, a friend gifted me a collection of poems by Lewis Carroll. Within that book, there was a large section dedicated to some of the man's many riddles. One such type of riddle is known as the Double Acrostic, and it is one of the most difficult types of riddles to solve, usually requiring teams of four or five, or else extreme dedication by focused individuals. After discovering the Double Acrostic, I took to writing my own, and would like to share one with you now.
By Shiloh Orr7 years ago in Poets
Brisbane
If there are moments you’re meant to absorb, indulge and be fulfilled in. Where in our rarest, barest states we are accepted, at our most confusing and depleting we are immersive. When the soul lives outside, and the eyes are just a glass opening to the shells that we are scared to step on. We inverse our minds and breaths. That what we inhale is nothing but purified black, the black that’s not shadows but the black that’s present filling our colourless void of our world, with dashes of euphoria we explored the whole dream of a weekend.
By Cashem Beats7 years ago in Poets
