𝕮𝖚𝖗𝖎𝖔𝖚𝖘 𝙵𝔬𝔯𝔤𝔬𝔱𝔱𝔢𝔫 ࠋ𐍈𐍂𐌴さんのイラストまとめ

Something in the wind
Learned our name
Whispering
Nothing can be the same
The reason is clear
Earth’s end is near
We’re killing the planet
Day by day
Death’s on top of the world
Looking down on creation
& The only explanation
I can find
Is we forgot
We’re not
The top of the world

Undoubtedly one of the most eye catching & unmistakable landmarks to grace London’s skyline is the dome of St Paul’s Cathedral, designed in the English Baroque style during the late 17th C. by a much renowned therianthropic architect, the celebrated werebird Sir Christoper Wren.

Run
Run from me
Soon you will be
Under the sea
In a batwinged
Octopus-Thing’s garden
Filled with shades
He’ll suck you in
Blood
Bone
& Skin
Then watch you harden
Once your flayed
You won’t like to be
Down in R’yleh
Under the sea
In Cthulhu’s garden
Where wet dead dreams are made

In 1962 an exhibition of work by the Dutch post-impressionist Vincent van Shoggogh was held at Pickman’s Gallery in Boston.
Having spent years impersonating wooden posts, Vincent became famous for paintings fuelled by his eldritch insanity, such as “The Thing In The Starry Night”

In 1936 clairvoyant inventor Dr Pineal Phog revelationised entertainment with his development of Psychic TV, which broadcast in 3D thanks to his pioneering 3rd Eye TelepathiVision sets.

Initially all programmes were silent, until he began marketing Phog-Brain (tm) 3rd Earphones.

In 1923 Dr Pineal Phog developed a revolutionary new method of psychic communication to allow telepathic messages to be sent over great distances using his patented Brain-Phog Interface.
He went on to form a telepathicommunications company & began marketing the first 3rdEyephone.

When Eyeless Eyes Are Smiling,
During Dark Rites Of Spring,
There’s A Lilt Of Mouthless Laughter,
As Fallen Angels Sing.

When Darkest Souls Are Weeping,
All The World Seems Black & Grey,
For When Eyeless Eyes Are Smiling,
They Will Steal Your Heart Away.

In 1235 the wererabbit & werehare forces of Coney the Barbarian laid siege to the heavily fortified castle of the Margrave of Glockenspiel.
Feeling safe behind stone walls over 12ft thick, the nobleman overlooked the tunnelling ability of the MediEvil Bunnies & paid a grim price.

The bloodsoaked pages of The Book of the MediEvil Bunnies are filled with the gruesomely violent history of the terrible wars fought by an unspeakably savage invader who trod Europe’s bejewelled thrones beneath his bloody paws — The wererabbit known only as,
Coney the Barbarian.

In 1867 saw calls from the Royal Ornithological Club to introduce strict limits on the number of eggs from elephant-eating الرُخّ birds allowed to be collected at Easter, amid fears that the popularity of XXXXXXL omelettes & roast Roc chicks would cause the population to plummet.