The Persistence of Memory

16 Mar 2008

·derenik1

Walk through The Persistence of Memory, That would lead you to the land of time Where droopy clocks melt into slime And the echo’s of the ocean always mime. The tree of life rests lifeless and bare on a block Which expresses anxiety, and its planted In a distorted dreamscape in the middle of a broad sweep of sand, The sand is dry as a concrete land In the centre of the desert Lays a disturbing mutated face, Which has it’s tongue oozing from its nose That can be used as a hose, And the face is in the shape of a snail Which looks very frail As the skin becomes pail. So as you walk through The Persistence of Memory In two thousand miles of surreal land, With unreal, haunted objects that begin to make you mad, You begin to hallucinate with brightly coloured, Rainbow colours. Note: this poem is based on the Salvador Dali painting "The Persistence of Memory"

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