The Snail, a haiku by Robyn MacKinnon at Spillwords.com
This publication is part 476 of 476 in the series Robyn Finds Poetry

The Snail

written by: Robyn MacKinnon

 

I saw a snail

The day is filled with color

Palace of the Dead

 

NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR:

Illustration description: A cloudy sky in shades of green, blue, pink, and red. The sun appears in the top left corner, seemingly close enough to be in front of the clouds and visible in all its orange and yellow, fiery, solar flares glory. Despite this, the entire scene feels shadowy, glowing with a sinister internal light more than sunlit. The sun is partially obscured by the ruins of a Greek Byzantine temple, which stretches across the left side of the image to the center left. A gigantic, transparent skull occupies the top right, seemingly observing a giant, brown snail in the bottom right, seemingly crawling away from the stairs of the ruin. The haiku sits top and center in white “Rosewood Std Regular” font.

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