Horror Haikuesday continues with featured artist Juan Cornejo. Juan is a Mexican artist living in Fort Worth, Texas. And is heavily influenced by horror movies, music, comic books, and just things that are a little out of the ordinary, which I can see shining through in this week’s painting.

If you are enjoying Juan’s work, check out more of his work on his etsy shop!

To Inspire You

-The Plague's Last Night-

This night, Death stalks us,
Harvests our exhausted souls,
bringing sweet relief. 

~Jeanette Andromeda

More from The Artist

You can see more of Juan’s work by visiting (and following 😉 ) his Instagram.

Created By You

Last week the prompt was Arise. Here is what you all wrote and shared using the #HorrorHaikuesday on Twitter:

wash away the old
the last baptism for her
brand new coat of sin#HorrorHaikuesday @horror_made https://t.co/ZAEdQWewwg pic.twitter.com/VV6yI0T218

— David Milone (@dmilone) June 11, 2019

The Goddess of Death
Once omnipotent, now blind
Ravens ate her eyes #HorrorHaikuesday pic.twitter.com/1QrwxvQr0M

— A. F. Stewart (@scribe77) June 11, 2019

#HorrorHaikuesday this week features an artist named Juan. His information is in the post from @JeanetteAndrome below. My haiku follows. Keeping it creepy.
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Arise from the murk
Sightless slumbers awaken
Contagion Bird Flu https://t.co/w8cNlkYoBc

— Kerry E.B. Black (@BlackKerryblick) June 11, 2019

Apocalypse soon:
here's Leviathan daughter
come to pave the way.#horrorhaikuesday pic.twitter.com/Mi2o1ue85i

— Kylie Goetz (xkg) (@eXtremeKylieG) June 11, 2019

The siren has seen
so many terrible things.
Blood tears through the blame.

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Afloat for full moons,
another lover consigned
to the dumping bay.#HorrorHaikuesday pic.twitter.com/HdP0XuGKG4

— Chris Fischer (@SurlyByDefault) June 11, 2019