Museums of Glass Cornucopia

by F.E. Clark

Mermaids, cyclops, ornithologists of the sea, these posthumous somnambulists, whirl and rejoice. The oval carrousel waxes and wanes. Shattered, hallucinatory crusaders flock to observe the lunar oasis—silver charms and sirens, pocked tombstones, a chorus of chandeliers. Immortality dreams obsolete. Lust oxidises the fossilised ashes to craters of moon oceans. Nocturnal, the ecstatic virgin, a delirious concubine, serves crystal cocaine from phosphorous thighs. Cyclones of Lucifer dust the skies.

[This work was from the Cut-up (Jigsaw) Salon, March-18]

29 March 2018

F.E. Clark is a Scottish artist and writer. She lives and works in North East Scotland, where she grew up on a farm. Rooted there she takes her inspiration from the magical Scottish landscape around her — the colour, texture and form — sea, sky, woodlands, mountains, plant and wildlife. She may be read at F. E. Clark – artwork and blog or seen at FECLARKART or @feclarkart.