Porcelain Fungus

How brittle the porcelain bones of lifeless poets…

Their ceramic parchments mere fodder for the careless whims of the village fete crockery smash. Fragmented, their airborne clay dust a literature of terracotta spores. Fungal haiku plagues the lungs of the unassuming, weaving microscopic tapestries of ink and stone within the caverns of one’s form.

Thirty clay infested nature haikus!

Written and illustrated by Joseph Dunkerley