Childlike crayon and marker drawing of a war scene: crying sun, confused angel, angry king, soldiers, fires, and dead figures on green hills.

A crayon and marker drawing in the style of a child's artwork, inspired by Arthur Rimbaud’s poem “Le Mal”. The scene shows a wide, colorful landscape with green hills, red scribbles representing war and fire, and small stick-figure soldiers with sad faces lying down or walking. In the sky, a large yellow sun has a frown and tears, symbolizing a powerless divine presence. A floating angel with one broken wing is drawn in white and blue, with a childlike expression of confusion. On a high mountain, a tiny king with a big red crown sits alone on a giant chair, looking angry and silly, symbolizing the absurdity of royal power. In the bottom corner, a childlike figure with bright eyes and a glowing outline watches the whole scene — a representation of the young poet, both innocent and visionary. The drawing is full of uneven lines, simple shapes, and expressive color patches — joyful on the surface, but full of sadness in meaning. See more