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.
An Ode to a Story Untold
An Ode to a Story Untold In a time, immemorial, and a place outside the sphere of time itself, lie the forgotten origins of lost beginnings still etched into the void. A place not by definition, for that is a mere mortal term. A time that is before time was conceptualized. Nothingness, but not as we know it, quivers and writhes formlessly.
By Docyele Llenretep8 years ago in Poets
A Dead Cold Night
You're thrown out of your home, your face hits the snow your wife is thrown out next her eyes slowly go blank as tears fill them. You get up you see your daughter being taken into a carriage. Then you see the blood, flowing down your wife’s side you start to get up you run for your daughter, she’s screaming for you. Her red hair being blown by the wind. Then you feel it, the sharp pain by the sword hitting your back. You keep running. The sword hits you again, you can’t go any further you fall to the ground the last thing you see is her bright hair disappearing into the blackness of the carriage as your eyes fall and your heartbeat slows your mind goes blank as the blackness takes you away.
By Lalala Maclemore8 years ago in Poets
