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Category Archives: Surrealism
Apprentice troubles
Oh my toe! Only one-eyed – trying to sorcer one of five or six. –Niebla ( © 2010 ) Note on genesis of this haiku ditty The topic at One Single Impression was “apprentice,” and the poem given as an … Continue reading
Posted in Blabla, Dadaism, Humor, Imagination, Language, Literature, Poetry, Surrealism
Tagged haiku, One Single Impression
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3 words
“Rock’n roll for world, jazz for a small club, a folk song for dance, make that for me.” Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Imagination, Life, Literature, Love, Music, Mystery, Poetry, Surrealism, Words, World
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Jeweled letter
That paper, with all its implications and warm brown patina, possesses nothing real to the touch, even though to the soul it appears to be essential furniture in a real landscape. But perhaps it is a mere museum of stuffed … Continue reading
Latter-day variant of an older story
“Can I tempt you with an apple?” Eve said to Eve in the devastated forest, in which neither Adam nor the snake had survived. This was their last apple, and neither knew what tomorrow would bring. – Niebla ( © … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Blabla, Dadaism, History, Humor, Life, Literature, Nature, Paradise, Surrealism
Tagged Eden, Eve
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Hermetic relationships
delayed <=> dandelion edge <=> hedge focus <=> crocus 3WW LXXXVII words on the left, their relatives in the abstract/plant universe on the right. – Niebla
Posted in Dadaism, Hermeticism, Humor, Imagination, Language, Surrealism, Words, World
Tagged 3WW, hermetic, relationships, universe
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Calf in the astral world
The moolet among the layered striations of many colors is slightly dazed. Its ears twitch, the occasional head shake helps. But it is firmly planted in all this superior mess, ready to weather things on sturdy knobby legs. – Niebla … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Humor, Imagination, Literature, Mystery, Poetry, Surrealism, World
Tagged astral, astral world, calf
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Sky and earth
Cloudy ember sky One-lined highway salamander stretching into it – Niebla This was written in response to a 3WW contribution with a stunning American highway and sky photograph at Piece of Pie.
Posted in Imagination, Literature, Poetry, Surrealism, World
Tagged America, Earth, highway, salamander, sky
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I am on a different planet
I am on a different planet every day, and today’s planet is small – the horizon curves nearby, and I’m afraid I’ll fall off if I walk more than a mile. Five miles, and I’d be standing on my head. … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Hermeticism, Humor, Imagination, Literature, Mystery, Poetry, Surrealism, Words, World
Tagged blue, blue planet, galactic hitchhiker, Planet Blue, sci-fi
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Guided towards the eye by breasts and roses
I walk across a spill of objects on bare chafed feet. I step on drum jugs and notice they’re breasts, but hard, their nipples like the flat ends of hazelnuts. A forest of wind-blown trees fades into greyness. Amidst the … Continue reading
Posted in Eden, Imagination, Literature, Mystery, Mysticism, Paradise, Poetry, Surrealism, Words, World
Tagged angel, Babylon, Bessie Smith, blue, breasts, eye, infinity, Mayan, roses, seductress
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