Blackness by yomah

2D • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Jan 13, 2005

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Description

Depression screams within my mind I can hear it eating away at my soul Morbid creatures ranting as they try to escape I can hear them laughing at me as I give in to the blackness I see the world as a personal Hell I see myself as an outcast, looking in as though I have no Creator

Comments (11)

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gunsan

12:59PM | Thu, 13 January 2005

Your images penetrate whatever barriers we could have against pain, so powerful! Take care!!!

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digitalgrey

1:57PM | Thu, 13 January 2005

A powerful piece, maybe it needs a sequel, if a image is like a chapter in a book, this can't be the end. I hope you can create something with as much power but more happiness, for your next piece

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bobutah

2:06PM | Thu, 13 January 2005

yes very powerful and alotta depth, the words and image take me to that place....scary. great work.

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bevchiron

11:40PM | Thu, 13 January 2005

The stark, powerful visual impact creates a penetrating impression, you express these feelings in such a deep, consise way that never fails to move me.

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cbender

3:01AM | Fri, 14 January 2005

a touching composition...! moves me... the composition is strong... wow!

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Sapphyre_net

11:20AM | Fri, 28 January 2005

The people that cause me to be depressed just cannot win. I won't let them! This is an excellent image, and conveys much of the hopelessness that is depression. But there is always hope, for one must only reach out and touch it. Strong message for this image.

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Turin_Returns

8:00AM | Sun, 06 February 2005

Very indicative of this dehabilitating disease that enfeebles so many. It has claimed the life of my wife's cousin last year, and recently a dear friend of ours. Yet perhaps more frightening is the prejudice that those who suffer from its black web receive. My favourite is "if you were only stronger it wouldn't trouble you so much!" --- As this work clearly demonstrates, when it has possession of an one, the sufferer has no sensation that there will ever be a time of happiness or joy again. It is a disease as frightening (and unblamable) as cancer and it definately should not be the target for disrespectful humour.. ... ... Thank you for this fitting and insightful representation