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.

olive garden near me
Amidst the petals kissed by morning's dew, Where colors weave a tapestry so true, A garden's heart in quiet splendor lies,
By sarah Smith3 years ago in Poets
I see the appeal
I am not a cutter though I see the appeal of driving a sharp object in or across to let the pain and sadness flow freely
By Paul Stewart3 years ago in Poets
The last leave
Last Leave. Shards of broken dreams Prick my inner parts each time I enter my heart for a response. What's more, no further do I want to go in… Was it every one of the an untruth? A messed up grin My eyes so red I can't look any further in. Be that as it may, However You were a groove - I could consume my time on earth in. It stands injured.
By Edris Post3 years ago in Poets
Centurion
Time to hurry again Time to worry again It’s the march of the Centurion Draw your pen And defend yourself Defend against all your doubts
By Atomic Historian3 years ago in Poets
No Stranger to the Sea
I feel like I have been drowning my whole life I never stood on land from the start The water was never something that I just fell into
By A_Skeleton_Speaks3 years ago in Poets
Our 76th
A dedication to my country PAKISTAN ,on her birthday May you have peace like the white in your flag May you be lush like the green in your flag
By Aymah3 years ago in Poets
Keep Quiet
Shh, don't talk too loud. You can't let the boss man hear. Stay in line, don't step out of place. Do what you're told to do.
By Jasmine Harris3 years ago in Poets
A Poem To and from My Soul
A raw emotion has a way to the core It moves silently out of the thought Stealthily so you won’t know What so softly reeled you on?
By Rene Volpi 3 years ago in Poets
To the piece of glass in my foot
To the piece of glass in my foot I remember when you first took root The surge of pain as skin you pierced You made my flesh your new home
By Paul Stewart3 years ago in Poets
Sylvia Plath (1932–1963, United States)
Sylvia Plath's sonnets were known for individual and nature-based symbolism with subjects of affection, fury, passing, and revival. Many are remembered to mirror her long lasting fight with gloom and various breakdowns.
By Anna3 years ago in Poets
Pablo Neruda (1904–1973, Chile)
Pablo Neruda was a popular Chilean writer and one of the most famous journalists of the 20th hundred years. Likewise a Chilean representative and negotiator, Neruda won the Nobel Prize in Writing in 1971.
By Anna3 years ago in Poets
Maya Angelou (1928–2014, United States)
Maya Angelou was in excess of a writer — she was in this way a social opportunities enthusiast who inspected the Dull commitment with America, especially that of Ethnic minorities.
By Anna3 years ago in Poets