![]() SurrelismA Poem by Antwane Hylton![]() Surrealist Poem![]()
The flower falls through an ocean of feathers,
Darkness rises within the hills of a fever, my ear drops to the ground, my neck lights aflame on a bed of agony. A butterfly floats into a wall, East becomes a rabbit, a loom walks across a bridge, the electricity between a pen and a heart. Thou rib is an ant, a possum shatters, the wall of a man, tie the restraints into a bow. the teeth of a comb tangle, be as free as an ice cream cone.
© 2016 Antwane HyltonAuthor's Note
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