𝙵𝚊𝚕𝚕 𝙵𝚛𝚘𝚖 𝙶𝚛𝚊𝚌𝚎

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A fall from grace, wings torn and bleeding,
Once bathed in light, now embraced by shadow.
Heaven's gates closed, barred against redemption,
Silent prayers lost in the abyss of regret.

Innocence shattered, like porcelain on stone,
Echoes of celestial hymns haunt the void.
The choir's lament echoes through eternity,
A requiem for the one who dared to defy.

Forsaken by love, by grace, by mercy,
Bitter tears mingle with the ashes of dreams.
The weight of sin, a heavy burden to bear,
In solitude, she wanders the desolate realms.

Broken halo, a crown of thorns now worn,
Each feather fallen, a reminder of the fall.
Eyes once bright with hope, now dulled by sorrow,
Lost in the labyrinth of her own undoing.

But even fallen, the angel retains her beauty,
A tragic figure in the tapestry of existence.
A testament to the frailty of perfection,
In the heart of darkness, a flicker of light remains.