Genevieve Surrender

Genevieve Surrender Poems

A dreamscaped cloud
sets like a fog over my mind's eye

Armies with their guns
...

Calloused fingers,
ragged ropes.

His hands, dripping with the scent of sea water.
...

The smell of a past storm in the distance,
leaving a trail of soaked sidewalks, littered with wiggling worms.

Afternoon sun, radiationg its golden light upon helicopter seeds
...

Long shadows of a long day stretch across busy grey pavement, pointing at the oncoming black clouds of a summer storm. Mid-May; it was warm earlier. Now the cold runs through my body like electricity.

I turn down an empty avenue toward the oncoming shadowlands, scattered with flashes of lightning and the rumble of what seems like a clouded racetrack.
...

How I used to long to be
walking along the hardwood floors.
A mattress,
naked of sheets,
...

Grey-scale walls
windows with Gothic iron rods.

Black lace curtains hung askew
...

When you sell your soul
for petty cash
or a dropshoot on the beach
don't crawl back
...

I love you.
I love you with all my heart.
I will be your bride.
What is your name?
...

I am calling
to ask a favour.
May I stay with you tonight
if I promise I'll never leave?
...

10.

This is not a poem about passion
this is not a poem about love
...

11.

I like how your hair
makes a sound
...

She was born to a world
...

I'm not going
to rip out your throat.

I'm trying to avoid
...

A world created in a dream,
otherworldly,
and serene.
...

I looked through your garbage tonight.
...

A subtle shape
moves about her bedroom.
...

College campus hot
college campus cold
...

I asked to take her jacket

It was six-thirty in the morning
and she had just come in
...

Lets play doctor.
You be the doctor
and you can diagnose me
...

20.

I just wrote
eleven poems in a row.
This is twelve.
...

Genevieve Surrender Biography

She writes for pleasure, not for punctuation.)

The Best Poem Of Genevieve Surrender

Revolution

A dreamscaped cloud
sets like a fog over my mind's eye

Armies with their guns
and their tanks
were motionless
amongst the dust of some foreign,
billboard-sporting desert.

A step closer
and the powdered bodies
made to look like toys
from the gentle caress of radiation
and the dunes.

An armored, double-trailered tanker
with pewter cylindrical pipes
carrying god-only-knows-what
to the far reaches of this
red-blood spattered
white-hot wasteland
speckled with blue-painted scrap-metal debris.

We have won.
Our revolution.

Our revolution.

The balance of Pisces
to bring us into our cleansing
of Aquarius.

This is no Helter Skelter.
This is a revolution
built on your yin and yang.

It's up versus down,
good versus evil,
right versus wrong.

The balance of the stars
and humanity
finally revels in it's understanding
once our next great flood
washes our souls clean.

Genevieve Surrender Comments

Michael S 09 September 2005

Erica Francis is my hero! And that is not a title I throw around lightly...or at all for that matter.

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Jackson Kilroy 31 August 2005

So much talent already and she's yet to even hit her prime. Watch out.

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p.a. noushad 10 May 2015

All the best, Dear Erica Francis, I like your inspiring verses.

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p.a. noushad 10 May 2015

Dear Erica Francis, I like your inspiring verses.

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Meghan - 25 June 2006

I love every poem I have read of yours. An amazing poet, just amazing and you have just begun. Poets like yourself make this site completely worthwhile, keep on writing. Meghan

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Joy Vanderhelm 13 November 2005

You write as if your soul is a thousand years old and full of the pain, joy and emotion of centuries. When I grow up I want to write like this!

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Rev. Dr. A. Jacob Hassler 18 October 2005

i dig your poetry. you've got a voice and an eye that is rare among poets your age. i cannot wait to read more. Jake

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