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Inspired by the work of HP Lovecraft.Ink and pencil drawing with digital colour added.
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His Jonah's Soul
O lone insipid mortal;
Who's shipwrecked eyes
Gaze unto the blue
With melancholy.
O lone twisted wretch;
How your driftwood heart
Beats in tide-time
Effortlessly.
O lone martyred brother
Wherein have thine hands lain
Once lily-white, now carved
Inhumanly.
O lone tragic effigy
Where lies your Helen
Ridden with Dagon's chisel marks
Diabolically.
O lone lost wanderer
How rests your Jonah's soul
Ridden with blood's fractures
Guiltily.
O lone thane of Neptune
The lust of Poseidon consumed.
How rests your Jonah's soul?
How rests your Jonah's soul?
Under the shackles of man.
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This is also well done, as is, again, the poem. I love the repitition patern you use here. Again, the stile, the eiryness, and here with this one you convay a rather melancholic portrate that is generally not expected when dealing with "monsters".
As a fan of the Lovecraftian Mythos myself, I would love to see more of the like. Perhaps some ghouls next?
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