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.
sunshine (1)
Sunshine spilled over the cracked pavement like a golden apology for the night before. Warmth clung to the air, sticky and dense, but somehow still comforting. Eva stood at the edge of the old neighborhood park, shoes half-sunk into soft earth, squinting through the morning glare. The swings swayed without riders. A windless morning, yet everything moved.She had returned after ten years. That number felt too clean, too deliberate—as if she’d been waiting for a round anniversary to justify coming back. The truth was messier. She needed answers. Or closure. Or someone to blame.
By bart santosabout a year ago in Poets
BACK TO THE HUM. Content Warning.
This is a Syfy romance story about two birds who fell in love long ago when they met in a bird shop. Now, Lulu appears again in OUTSTAGES CAFE as a beautiful woman with a bird head. Sweetie & Lulu meet once again. Sweetie was reincarnated as Sweetie. Lulu was reincarnated as a lady with a bird head. This is a fictional Syfy created from my dreams and my very smart parakeet, Sweetie Bird.
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli about a year ago in Poets
The Saint of Simplicity
In the rugged mountains and lush valleys of 17th-century Peshawar, amidst political unrest and tribal feuds, lived a man whose words carried more power than any sword. Abdur Rahman Baba, affectionately known as Rahman Baba, was a mystic, a poet, and a man of peace whose verses still echo through time, offering solace, wisdom, and beauty to all who read them.
By Muhammad aliabout a year ago in Poets
