Evil Clown Can't Sleep, Must Eat
Evil Clowns Stalk City And Stock Freezers After Dark
Behind This Tie
No one knows what it is like to be the bad clown
To be the sad clown
The mad clown
Behind a red nose
Who gets what it is to be fated
To be baited
Forever unsated
Baptized in lies
I have months were I'm only lonely
Eyes that don't gleam but are empty
No soul can touch me
When love is a monstrosity
My life may feel pointless and empty
My actions seem pithy
But my dreams are visions
Ethics own actuality
Sharp voices they guide me
Self harm nurture's me
Necrotic impulses fulfill me
Little hauntings sustain me
Evil Clown
Evil Clown image: we sleep, they go to work - business men of the night, mixed media on paper
The real artist erases the line between crying and laughter.
- Litotes The Clown
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Behind This Tie
No one knows what it is like to be the bad clown
To be the sad clown
The mad clown
Behind a red nose
Who gets what it is to be fated
To be baited
Forever unsated
Baptized in lies
I have months were I'm only lonely
Eyes that don't gleam but are empty
No soul can touch me
When love is a monstrosity
My life may feel pointless and empty
My actions seem pithy
But my dreams are visions
Ethics own actuality
Sharp voices they guide me
Self harm nurture's me
Necrotic impulses fulfill me
Little hauntings sustain me
Evil Clown image: we sleep, they go to work - business men of the night, mixed media on paper
The real artist erases the line between crying and laughter.
- Litotes The Clown
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Labels: black dog, clown art, clown picture, dreams, drinking, evil clown, madness, poetry, redemption, violence
posted by Litotes The Clown at 1:19 PM
5Comments:
Keep your evil clown pictures coming.
BTW: is your little clown rant supposed to be read/sung to the tune of the Who's 'behind blue eyes'?
Twisted.
Your bad.
All businessmen should be required to wear a clown nose.
More evil clown art please?
You should start a list of evil clown sayings or evil clown rules.
Then, everyone would love copy our style (if we called it that), ensuring our extinction and the growth of consumerism as a modern-day cancer. Let's leave it at "No.", shall we?
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