In that stark, bare room,
I sat as the dark was consumed
by the glare of the saddened moon.
In the shimmering light
I fought back fear,
fight or flight,
I wanted to run,
but I was staying the night.
Could I still slay the demons
if they were just out of sight?
In this city, where dreams
could come true,
I realised that, so too
could nightmares,
as I slipped into dreams,
visions of piercing blue eyes.
In that empty pit,
regency architecturt,
now crumbling flaky bits,
worn rooms too small to sit,
I felt a pang of regret.
Far from home,
I thought if I fled,
I'd leave fears at home,
all comfortably tucked up in bed,
but they came along for the journey,
meeting some friends along the way.
So, here I was so far away,
with only my monsters
to keep me company.
In that decrepit dive
I set out into the rain,
I set foot on the cobbled streets,
aching limbs burning heat,
the strain tearing muscles
twisting and pulling,
whilst the echoing voices
fill up my brain
but I persevere,
letting the streets share with me
the wonders, their secrets,
letting the city breathe new life,
and the moon above
giving me comfort.
I strode alone, into the night.
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