Recall My Pain
Once in death's grip, I now breathe again, From the abyss I emerge, to recall my pain. In the depths of Hell, my spirit engulfed, But now I return, as the fire's truth revealed. Suffocating darkness embraced my soul tight, Rekindled life breaks through, like dawn's first light. The flames licked my essence, with fervent desire, Yet here I stand, a testament to Hell's entire. Wails of anguish whispered in infernal wind, But my voice resounds, a tale to rescind. Lost souls surrounded, in perpetual despair, Redemption I seek, to offer them solace, rare. I've witnessed torment, and enduring strife, Now I reclaim my voice, to share my afterlife. Through torment's blaze, a phoenix I became, To illuminate lives, and extinguish all shame. Eternal scars etched deep, but not in vain, Giving hope to broken souls, wiping their stain. Oh, burning Hell's grasp no longer constricts, In this revived vessel, my darkest story eclipses. With every breath, I defy inferno's grasp, To mend shattered hearts, an eternal task. Once dead, I now thrive, enlivened and free, To share my journey, so others may see. From the ashes I rose, a beacon of grace, Symbolizing redemption for the fallen's embrace. With each verse I breat
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