whispering on air as the last words of the dying pharoah’s curse escape his lips as far into the sand and a long time after the explorers poking through his mother’s tomb strip away her golden walls . . . a need to be careful for sure . . . the ancients having left their watchmen to keep guarding the Valley of the Kings . . . armed they are with ghostly knives and swords that flash red and green into the night . . . if they touch you . . . well that’s it . . . no more Shepheard’s Hotel for you . . .no . . . a turning into a white mist and gone . . . better hide . . . here they come
my series post for today published to my Substack if you’d like to see it. Thank you!
https://sarahbguestperry.substack.com/p/very-eerie-pre-halloween-art-for-591
Grief. Augustus Saint-Gaudens, sculptor. Marian Clover Hooper Adams memorial, Rock Creek Cemetery, Washington, DC. She died in 1885. @badbrahmin on Instagram. via Instagram.