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A Dark Road


Please do not follow me down this cursed path, whose trees are hollow; whose birds will laugh; whose evil muses with the solemn lost; where the sap oozes over the thick moss; Where the dead might walk and wander for they are still in gross shock of the haunted way that they were brought back; Darkness shrouds the Sun; I search for what lacks in this world, just one.
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