Happy Haikuesday my talented friends! Let’s jump right in, shall we?
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First up, a poem from the Horror Made resident poet, Patrick Rahall. aka @PatrickRahall in the twitter-verse.
Daylight
Silver bullets? Check.
Maps to the monsters’ homes? Check.
Revenge? Soon to come.
~@PatrickRahall
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Next up, a poem with inspiration photo from A.F. Stewart:
Red masks and music
dance the dark streets, tempting smiles
blood—lost in shadows #HorrorHaikuesdaypic.twitter.com/UL3aFfVGnW— A. F. Stewart (@scribe77) February 23, 2016
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Now for a poem from Nano Horror with some artwork from me… who was having waaay too much fun with brushes in Corel Painter.
This is the one I’m using instead of Photoshop for artwork, in case you’re curious: Painter 2016 PC Download [Download]
#HorrorHaikuesday @pulphaiku @horror_made @scribe77 @BensNotWriting
In my blind terror
I run from Life Itself and
Collide into death— Nano Horror (@tweetsthecreeps) February 23, 2016
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From Ross Smeltzer, inspiration art and his haiku:
The inspiration for my #horrorhaikuesday submission. I dreamt it moved. pic.twitter.com/K0OAnzvUWt
— Ross Smeltzer (@RossTellsTales) February 23, 2016
The Hagtree
Swaying on still nights
Driven by a soundless song
An oak claws the moon #haiku #horrorhaikuesday #poetry #poem— Ross Smeltzer (@RossTellsTales) February 23, 2016
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From the mind of David Bradley Bailey, inspired by some real-life horror:
Dyatlov pass yawns,
eager to strip flesh in wet
lines, dry bones in snow. #horrorhaikuesday#haikuhttps://t.co/XgTUyz4AlB— David Bradley Bailey (@Dbfuturist42) February 23, 2016
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And, last, but not least, here’s a Constantine inspired haiku from Haiku of Horror:
Flame kisses paper
He slowly inhales heat, smoke
Flicks away ashes#HorrorHaikuesday#horror#poetry#Constantinepic.twitter.com/G1PN8RUTBe— Haiku of Horror (@haikuofhorror) February 23, 2016
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Thank you all for your macabre and beautiful work!
And, as usual, use the #HorrorHaikuesday on Twitter or Intagram for a chance to be featured in next week’s round up and art creation.
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