The Dark Passenger
Don't get too close
It doesn't bark but bites
Silent in nature but razor sharp in character
Heartless - knows only how to hurt
It hides behind the mask of an innocent
Don't be fooled by its disguise
It's mere existence is unclear but its character is vile and wretched
An unsolicited guest, a parasite
The epitome of malevolent sin
Any trace of light is devoured upon its arrival
Unarmed, no scent or supernatural presence can be perceived
Yet you are conscious of its burden
Interminable...
You fight to endeavour but its futile... this creature is clever
No rent is paid; no joy is brought
Just pain and sorrow.
It knows not how to love
wilder than any animal, no morals or emotions
A monster in every aspect; it cannot be tamed or influenced
Obdurate
Ill-mannered and uninvited
One can only pray to God for help
As it feeds only on penance of one’s own actions
Any sense of redemption is distant
Only in death will answers be found
The Dark Passenger
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