Here you will find the Poem The Very Image - To Rene Magritte of poet David Gascoyne
An image of my grandmother her head appearing upside-down upon a cloud the cloud transfixed on the steeple of a deserted railway-station far away An image of an aqueduct with a dead crow hanging from the first arch a modern-style chair from the second a fir-tree lodged in the third and the whole scene sprinkled with snow An image of a piano-tuner with a basket of prawns on his shoulder and a firescreen under his arm his moustache made of clay-clotted twigs and his cheeks daubed with wine An image of an aeroplane the propellor is rashers of bacon the wings are of reinforced lard the tail is made of paper-clips the pilot is a wasp An image of the painter with his left hand in a bucket and his right hand stroking a cat as he lies in bed with a stone beneath his head And all these images and many others are arranged like waxworks in model bird-cages about six inches high.