Surrealism
Two Surrealist Manifestos were issued by the Surrealist movement, in 1924 and 1929. The first was written by André Breton, the second was supervised by him.
POEM
A burst of
laughter
of sapphire in the island of
Ceylon
The most beautiful
straws
HAVE A FADED COLOR
UNDER THE
LOCKS
on
an isolated farm
FROM DAY TO DAY
the
pleasant
grows worse
coffee
preaches for its
saint
THE DAILY ARTISAN OF YOUR BEAUTY
MADAM,
a
pair
of silk
stockings
is not
A
leap into space
A STAG
Love above
all
Everything could be worked out
so well
PARIS IS A BIG
VILLAGE
Watch out
for
the fire that
covers
THE PRAYER
of fair
weather
Know that
The ultraviolet
rays
have finished their
task
short and
sweet
THE
FIRST WHITE PAPER
OF
CHANCE
Red will
be
The wandering singer
WHERE IS
HE?
in
memory
in his house
AT THE SUITORS’
BALL
I do
as I dance
What people did, what they’re
going to do
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