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ArtistMoonlit Stains on Silence Side by side, they softly stay, Two souls adrift in ink and grey. Monochrome black and white cascade, Where splattered dreams begin to fade. Their shoulders brush, yet space remains, A silent weight, a love restrained. Moonlight spills in liquid streams, Drenched in longing, lost in dreams. A fragile branch sways overhead, Few blossoms cling, yet most have fled. Petals fall like whispers deep, Dissolving where the shadows weep. The wall may crumble, time may wane, Yet longing lingers, stark as pain. The night’s embrace, both vast and free, Holds what never came to be. Soft ink bleeds where echoes stay, In love once bright, now washed away. A world of grey, of loss and hue, Yet framed in moonlight’s solemn view.
Black and white illustration, medium shot, rear view of a young woman and a young man sitting side by side and leaning on each other, looking up at a bright moon, the moon is melting and dripping like a candle, tree branch with flowers extending from the top left corner, scattered petals, an old stone wall, and splattered ink spots in the background.
