Illustration inspired from Albert Camus’ essay The Myth of Sisyphus.
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Category Archives: One Doodle Story
One Doodle Story: Single-line It
Its journey ended on a low, it falsely perceived. It, however, found solace and satisfaction in the fact that it had covered the whole spectrum of blank canvas; living the highs and the lows, the thrusts and the slumps.
Atlas, the condemned
Solaha
Half the world perished, the other half screamed in terror as Solaha, a ridiculously tall, single-stem-like being cast its deathly shadow.
Atlas, the condemned
Atlas, scion of the Titans,
the bearer, the condemned,
stands in eternal pause at the edge of Gaia,
forever bearing the heavens on his shoulders.
One Doodle Story – Witch’s Town
Witch’s town witch’s town
Keep away from the witch’s town
A boiling pot and a raggedy crown
I smell trouble, I’m in the witch’s town
A smoking chimney and a mushroom gown
I ran for my life from the witch’s town
A gloomy lair, I the resident clown
No one leaves the witch’s town.
