Surreal drawings of the mind

Surreal drawings of the mind

A Poem by andrew mitchell

Surreal drawings of the mind.
Wiping the mist
covering the looking glass,
the pentagon star drawn
penetrated deep;
the point of entry
in the heart of his
favourite tree, high.
The sun yellow
hung from a branch free,
while the rectangular cutout
from the skies above
became a pool, blue
beneath.
Not knowing how to
cover this void, black
as stars came tumbling down;
the surreal world was spun
from a kid's dream displayed
on a swing.

© 2016 andrew mitchell


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Added on July 3, 2016
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andrew mitchell
andrew mitchell

adelaide, Australia



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