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.
A monters
Her eyes is always on the south and a hideous tears always coming from the south. Her mouth is a ground that always tremble and its uncomfortable. Her hair is tangled in her hands and a sharp knife on her nails. Her mind is as mess as a rat finding a chess.
By Maria Ramona3 years ago in Poets
blazing star
Monarchs flutter from the blazing star. I want to join them. I picture them orange and blue and red- often green and pink, if I’m looking up at my wall. Or yellow and brown when I’m typing on my Mac. Multi-colored and bright and beautiful should they fly through my dreams, envisioning them in threes, fitting the numbers on my arm.
By daphne gray3 years ago in Poets





