Wonderful entries, I enjoyed them all. Though curious why half had no titles? And now the hardest part:
YesNo - Yours was the most upbeat interpretation of the picture - and left us with the memorable lines:
"Much like when gazing in your eyes
Where all the world is a surprise
And I don't tire of watching you."
- though a better balance might have been struck using 'into your eyes' perhaps.
Hawkman - Ok, I admit I had to research Buñuel. I understood the title translation having had studied French (and German) in school days long ago; but the wild ride I was thrust into when combining the two was worth the price of admission. My only quibble with the poem would be to consign the word 'is' to another work.
Moonbird - LOL. Your musings reminded me of Jack Sparrow found coping in a surreal netherworld (in Pirates:3 I believe). Well done.
jajdude - Your poem opened up a slew of questions: Why were you there? Back ache? Why would the river forget so? You left me wanting; more, more.
Pendragon - Perhaps the most prodigious interpretation. "Do I really want to know what goes on behind barred doors?", LOL, in this instance I did. What of light ?
mazHur - A most frenetic tone! that cooled with "Hither and thither" and "As the sun sets or doth rise!" I did enjoy your ending couplet very much - though "It's evil eye's" is not without poetic license.
Dark Muse - I must admit I thought this would have been Pendragon's realm of discovery. Your ending was most noteworthy:
"Take a moment
to escape
your reality
and see the world
through his opaque
glimmering eye."
breathtest - A wonderful start:
"A hollow arch of light that promises a rising of the day,"
And the winner is, well, I vacillated twice- so , I would like to give a gold, a silver, and a bronze:
Bronze to Yes/No
Silver to Hawkman
and the winner: Gold to Dark Muse
Congratulations all !
Ta ! (short for tarradiddle),
tailor STATELY