Good morning fellow poets of the dark and macabre. Today we continue our month long series featuring artist and poet Blake Lavergne.

To Inspire You:

The essence of torment and mental illness  that seems to so often linger over those who create darker pieces of work and the beautiful sunset which represents the works they create and the boneyard which signifies the works that will be reveled once the artist dies. (Blake Lavergne)

Created by You:

Last week we braved the wrath of the dragon. Here’s what you all created:

all fire and teeth
a horned god born in brimstone
and he is hungry#HorrorHaikuesday @horror_made

— David Milone (@dmilone) November 7, 2018

Before besmirchment
by inevitable blood,
dragons are born pale.#HorrorHaikuesday pic.twitter.com/7ooYZvFXQ5

— Chris Fischer (@SurlyByDefault) November 6, 2018

#HorrorHaikuesday
Obsidian teeth
Dripping a crimson liquid
They will bite you, too pic.twitter.com/J0B7DfQOn9

— That Skull Kid (@AshVulpine) November 6, 2018

Painted on the wall
In blood. Just a warning? No.
An invitation. #HorrorHaikuesday pic.twitter.com/SPwNQMz7Qp

— A. F. Stewart (@scribe77) November 6, 2018

Fiery bone and blood
Horns fused with ill-intentions
Pride unrestricted#horrorhaikuesday @horror_made https://t.co/Gl5UdVNZXF

— Kerry E.B. Black (@BlackKerryblick) November 6, 2018

Bring me your maidens
and extend your lives
a paltry few years.

—

The roadkill dragon
fell by knights in off-roaders –
Paladins in trucks.#HorrorHaikuesday pic.twitter.com/afkXlVj99r

— Chris Fischer (@SurlyByDefault) November 6, 2018

Thank you for joining me this rainy Haikuesday. And I’ll see you on Twitter!