I stand at the edge of an abyss, where shadows stretch like skeletal fingers, wrapping me in their cold embrace. Each whisper carries despair, a haunting reminder of my frailty. I sink deeper; the weight of darkness entwines with my senses, pulling me further into its depths. Lust poisons my soul, an intoxicating venom twisting thoughts into unbreakable chains, binding me tighter in this suffocating void. My eyes, heavy as lead, sink into their sockets, while my heart shrinks back, skin peeling away to reveal decay-a mere skeleton left behind.
Drowned by the void, I grasp hell's handle, my trembling hand questioning: Have I strayed too far from grace? I look back, searching for a flicker of light, a candle fighting to stay lit amidst the catacombs where desperation festers-a dark web between the living and the dead. Shame crashes over me, a tidal wave of heaviness. I whisper, "Father, will you pull me from this pit of evil?"
My hands stretch out, desperate for the fading light in this inner war. The gates of hell loom, cold as lightning, dense as an ancient forest, each pore branded with darkness. I wear my choices like a shroud, my hand frozen, molded to the handle of absence. Shadows close in, hands steeped in twisted humanity, dragging me deeper into manipulation. Caught in the raw fight between despair and hopelessness, I wonder: Is it hopeless, or has despair already claimed me?
My aching icon, once bright and brimming with love, is consumed by the darker underworld. My veneration turns to dull and palled, piercing away the very essence of light. I fall to my knees, hands parched, clinging to the dark embrace of the perfect perdition.
