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.
garden of memories (7)
The peonies brought back memories of a family reunion, where laughter and love flowed as freely as the wine. The marigolds reminded her of the festive celebrations she used to have, where family and friends gathered to celebrate life and love. But it wasn’t just the memories of Thomas and her children that the garden stirred.
By bart santos2 years ago in Poets
garden of memories (8)
Beneath its shade, she remembered the long talks she had with Thomas, their dreams and fears laid bare. The oak had witnessed their struggles and triumphs, and in its presence, Rosemary felt a sense of continuity, a connection to a past that was as solid as the tree itself.
By bart santos2 years ago in Poets
garden of memories (2)
She saw herself as a young woman, dancing in the garden with a man whose eyes sparkled with mischief and affection. His name was Thomas, and he had given her a crimson rose like this one, promising to love her forever. "Rosemary, love, look at this one," Thomas had said, presenting her with a single rose that matched the hue of the sunset.
By bart santos2 years ago in Poets
