If I ever tasted a single breath of your spirit— the faintest ember of your radiance— the hedge between worlds would tremble at its crossing.
And if the cost of that moment were damnation, I would step into the furnace unblinking, bearing the memory of you like forbidden heaven smoldering beneath my ribs.
Let the devils riot— I would greet every flame with a steady smile, for I have held in my hands what they were never fashioned to understand.
And if the world cries out that I have bent my knees to a phantom— let it. They have never felt how a single heartbeat can remake the architecture of the soul, how one spark can redraw the constellations inside a life.
I would walk the unlit realms unguarded to keep the echo of your light alive in me.










