Poetry is not my strong suit. I can only write it when I’m in a certain mood, and as a result, all of my poetry takes a much darker tone with more focus on mentality than my other works. I want to pause here to assure my readers that this poem was written a few years ago, and even when I was writing it, I had moved past the point in my life when I was feeling this way, so this poem is not reflective of my current mental state in any way. Now it’s just an interesting poem I wrote.
Enjoy!
This piece, called “Broken,” is a drawing of one of my favorite characters that I’ve made, Doctor Red. the story tells of a late-night pondering of the doctor as he studies his form in the mirror.
This piece is called “The Mask on the Mantle” the story tells of a Wizard lamenting his old age and wishing he could live forever, then coming to the realization that if he put his consciousness in a mask, he would never die. the drawing is of the mask that the Wizard studies while coming to this realization
This piece is called “Whisk You Away in the Moonlight” Both the art piece and the story that goes with it are inspired by the poem “The Highwayman” by Alfred Noyes. The story tells of a Highwayman’s nighttime meeting with a princess and their ride in the moon’s light.
This piece is called “Commander Falzin.” Initially, this piece was a composite of facial features to learn how to shade a human face realistically. The story tells the tale of a commander who has taken control of a warship after his predecessor’s death. This letter is to the warship’s crew, introducing himself as the commander and wishing good fortune on their trek across space and the battlefield.
Will Fall Writings