On Sundays, we celebrate the Master of Macabre, Edgar Allan Poe
Fun Facts: Poe himself had an obsessive fear of being buried alive do to catslepsy, a state where someone occasionally falls completely still and is unable to move or speak. There were a few cases of it happening during Poe’s lifetime that made the papers. No doubt those stories left a huge impression on the author.
Our theme this month is Halloween icons and what could be scarier than the scarecrow?
On Poe Sundays, we celebrate the Master of the Macabre, the grandfather of gothic fiction, writer-poet extraordinaire Edgar Allan Poe.
Fun Fact: Despite that readers the worldover consider the narrator to be male, there is no gender specified in The Tell-Tale Heart, thus, some critics have taken up the point that the narrator may in fact be a woman.
Our theme this month is Summerween.
glistening skin
sun-kissed death
poolside murder
Our theme this month is campfire creatures.
musty pine cabin
a beast roams the campgrounds
summer’s first moon
Our theme this month is campfire creatures.
shadows in the night
don’t stray from the path
phantom camper
Our theme this month is campfire creatures. I came across the piece below from @JoseRealArt and was inspired to create a haiku:
nylon shadows
ancient curses never sleep
wendigo
For more artwork by JoseRealArt, please go here: https://www.deviantart.com/joserealart
New month means new theme, campfire creatures.
burnt marshmallows
ghastly campfire tales
one spooky summer
New month, new theme: Graveyard Life
pretty young girls
fresh flowers on the tombs
graveyard chatter
Our theme is month is winter killers.
icy water
killer on my heels
winter escape
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