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The Enlightenment


I shall open up the doorway but you must travel alone, For the right path, only you have been shown. and when you pass through the doorway, tread careful and beware because what lies beyond can strip your mind bare. and when I reopen the doorway, I can let out only you, for sadly your body cannot come back through.
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