Juxtaposition



Anorexic Paper is all I once read. But overtime they got small, and over filled. They thought they were mine. I tried to hide. Thought I was its father. But it was my age. The paper and me were beyond friends at this stage. And I’ve got nothing to change. Happy with my anorexic paper.

This is an example of a Juxtaposition poem. A Juxtaposition poem is a kind of surreal poem that takes seemingly random objects and puts them in a different or odd situation. Here is an excerpt from a Juxtaposition poem by Gregory Corso.

“I dreamed of Ted Williams. Leaning at night. Against the Eiffel Tower. Weeping”