FAQ About The Influence of Surrealist Poetry on Modern Literary Forms
How do surrealist poets use imagery in their work?
Surrealist poets commonly use vivid and unexpected imagery to provoke thought and emotion. By juxtaposing diverse and sometimes contradictory elements, they create scenes that appeal to the subconscious rather than relying solely on logic or realism.
This approach encourages readers to interact with the work on a deeper, more intuitive level, often drawing connections between seemingly unrelated ideas.
