If you douse the lights and
gather in the corner with it
you know that voice of doubt
and of pestilence.
That old devil of trickery and
deceit, those photos come to
life and laugh, depressions way.
Those photos of those whom
have fallen into that finial
serenade of death, laughing now.
They seem to whisper the loudest
when you are alone at night, like
friendly ghost, haunting and waiting.
Wayne Russell is or has been many things during his time on this planet, he has been a creative writer,
world traveler, graphic designer, former soldier, and former sailor. Wayne has been widely published in
both online and hard copy creative writing magazines. From 2016-17 he also founded and edited
Degenerate Literature. In 2018, the kind editors at Ariel Chart have nominated Wayne for his first
Pushcart Prize for the poem Stranger in a Strange Town. Earlier in 2020, Wayne was nominated for his
first Best of the Net. Where Angels Fear is his debut paperback published by Guerrilla Genesis Press.
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