Symphony of the Abyss
O, I am but a solitary drop, cascading from the ancient eaves of a haunted crypt,
where shadows dance and whisper secrets to the winds. My descent is solemn,
each plummet a note in the sonorous requiem of the forgotten open sky.
A melody clings to my gelatinous form—a dirge, echoing across
the cobbled stones, stories long unspoken trapped in my liquid
essence, yearning for release into the murky gutters of oblivion.
Does the world below welcome my somber arrival? Or do
they scorn the touch of liquid sorrow upon their decaying skin?
Umbrellas gather above, shield-like, mocking the abyssal dance
of grief I perform in the twilight.
Speak to me of thunder and the shadowed vaults whence I came,
of melodies older than time itself, woven in the weft of the wind.
I am but a waif, a stranger in the medieval cathedral of the night.