Poxle: Rust Prophet

Meet Poxle: Collector of Residue

Also known as Auntie Hook & Rust Prophet

In daylight, she is often mistaken for an average crow, stretched too long by memory, feathers gleaming with oil-slick blues and the shimmer of old nails. Her claws are always ink-stained, her breath smells faintly of melted wax and rain.

She collects what the world throws away: rusted nails, burnt out candles, broken charms, bad poems, unmailed letters. She calls them orphans of purpose.

Her shrines are built from trash, each one a quiet act of devotion. When she screeches her poetry to the grass, thunder answers in applause.

“Nothing is truly gone,” she croaks. “It’s just pretending to be unimportant.”

Part of the Month of Monsters Project- new beings born of ruin, myth, and the tenderness of decay.

Acrylic on Heavy Duty Brown Paper
36 x 33 inches

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