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Tuesday, 28 June 2022

455 - Determination and despair - A poem


Note on the entry's image : I found a copyright free image of a parasite (a mosquito), I added it's sad eye and 3 tears, as well as all the rest (eyes, cage and text), using Paint, Gimp, and my graphic tablet (yes, that's totally new). 

I recommend reading this entry on a proper screen, not that it's as long as others, but so you can see better the page layout as I intended, designed to show the rhymes. 
Hereafter, 630 words will follow, once you click the page separation.

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