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.
Sappho: The Tenth Muse
In the golden age of ancient Greek literature, the name Sappho glows like a soft ember—flickering across time with tenderness, power, and mystery. Known as The Tenth Muse, a title once bestowed by Plato himself, Sappho was a poet of passion and precision, of longing and lyricism. She lived over 2,600 years ago on the island of Lesbos, yet her words continue to stir modern hearts with their emotional intensity and beauty.
By aadam khanabout a year ago in Poets
Me and You
Me and you My eyes are razzle-dazzled by your diamond pulchritude. Your angelic glow sends a mesmeric rapture through my being. I truly believe you're a descendant sent to quench the shadows of my loneliness. Beneath my arms lies your sanctuary Let it be so until death dares to separate us. In return, I will be your hero Taking every bullet of sorrow Just to deliver you into a world of lascivious, unquenchable love. In the name of your mighty love, It would only take a second for me to cross the Indian Ocean,facetious, yes, But making sure a smile graces your face Will be my daily, hourly, minutely, and secondly obligation. My heart is overflowing with love,love meant only for you. My soul is intoxicated with your tender care. In your love, I believe I have found a fruitful fig tree. I have wandered place to place, like a madman chasing emptiness. But now, I believe it’s payout time For I’ve finally found my heart’s sovereignty in you. So pluck up some courage,lead me to your heart. Take my hand, and let us rewrite Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet But this time, it’s Me and You. I love you, Naume C. Mawire. #The Knowledgetic Steroid Aka Donald Knowledge Nhira
By Donald Knowledge Nhiraabout a year ago in Poets
