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.
Grass
Some of the grassy knoll was mowed, and it was so beautiful—the natural patterns of the freshly cut grass. Then the rest of the knoll was left untamed. This was equally beautiful and mesmerizing, as the breeze blew the green blades of grass back and forth.
By Rick Henry Christopher 2 years ago in Poets
Final Notice
To the Audience: Due to particular circumstances, the Writer has decided to go in a different direction. As much as your recent work has been appreciated, and your comments noted for their insight and wit, the Writer has decided that he can no longer move forward with you as a partner in this enterprise.
By Kendall Defoe 2 years ago in Poets
Shattered Echoes
Shattered Echoes (by Dena_mulyana) I gathered your promises like fallen leaves, Pressed them between pages that forgot how to bloom. Your voice, once the hymn to my mornings, Now lingers — a ghost lost between heartbeats. I build castles from the ruins you left, Homes out of hollow dreams. Still, every stone I lift Whispers your name in a tongue I can't unlearn. Tonight, the stars refuse to shine for me, And even the moon hides its face. I chase the ghost of you through sleepless skies, Wearing my heartbreak like a second skin. If forgetting is a journey, Then I'm still at the gate — Keyless, breathless, Begging the night to let me in.
By Silent Soulweaver2 years ago in Poets
