Erased Land ·

MYSTERY

This image shows a blackout poetry piece created on a page of a T.S. Eliot poetry collection. The background is predominantly drawn over in black, blue, and yellow marker. Black-and-white images are also cut up and pasted around the poem. Select words and phrases are left untouched, forming a new poetic message against the illustrated and collaged background.

By GEA

MYSTERY

mystery
the Fiend

not skin and bones—
In fact, remarkably

commonplace trousers
impeccable

proud to be

against the rules

is in season

is gay
is wrinkles and

succulent
not a moment too soon

full then at the Tomb