Horror, Art and Poetry, such a delightful combination…
Reblogged from Horror Made.
Welcome my wonderful horror fiends and happy horror haikuesday! Today we have a delightful assortment of devilish word-smithing to peruse. So let’s hop on in.
First up, is a poem from our Horror Made resident poet, Patrick Rahall:
Darkness
I scratch, desperate.
My fingers bleed, my nails break.
My coffin is dark.
And out of the numerous, delightful and fantastic #horrorhaikuesday submissions here are this week’s two illustrations.
The first is from Michelle Parker:
#horrorhaikuesday 😱
He opened the book,
Horror spilled forth from darkness,
There were tentacles.— Michelle Parker (@TransmogriFi) January 25, 2016
Next up, I saw that Andy Van Scoyoc and Nano Horror spun some striking images off of each other’s poems, so I wanted to do an illustration that played along that vein. (Very fun work guys!)
Although this first one isn’t quite a haiku ( missing a few syllables in the…
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