Graceful Decay, a haiku by Robyn MacKinnon at Spillwords.com

Graceful Decay

This publication is part 473 of 473 in the series Robyn Finds Poetry

Graceful Decay

written by: Robyn MacKinnon

 

has quietly inked

into the noise of a world

there’s grace in decay

 

NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR:

Illustration description: A person’s left shoulder and collar bone area, taking up about two-thirds of the image, in front of a backdrop of graffiti on a wall.  Tattoos of beautiful, long-feathered birds in flight decorate the visible skin, though, on closer examination, they are just cutouts letting the shapes and colours of the background show through.  The body appears in shades of grey, seemingly rendered in graphite, while the background appears in strangely luminous, almost pastel colours, resembling mother-of-pearl.

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