Have you ever been to the ocean floor?

A place deep below,

Shrouded in,

Shadow

And

Mystery.

Down below,

Where no one goes,

There is life.

It glows and gleams.

Twinkling in the

Immense blackness of the

Abyss.

Flashes of light,

So quick that should you blink,

There would seem to be nothing,

But darkness.

Sight is of little concern,

Down here,

At the bottom of the,

Abyss.

The water surrounds you,

Crushing you.

Down there,

The weight of the world,

Rests on your shoulders.

And if you aren’t strong enough,

You will wink out of existence,

Faster than the light,

At the bottom of the,

Abyss.

The Abyss,

Is a place not for the faint,

Of heart.

You cannot see them,

But they can see you.

Creatures lurk,

In the dark and murky water.

They are strong enough to withstand,

The pressure.

Razor teeth,

And,

Huge pits to swallow you whole.

Creatures hunt at the bottom of the,

Abyss.

And should you withstand the weight of the world,

And see the flashes,

Of light.

And you are lucky enough,

To evade the toothy grins of evil beasts.

Then it will come for you.

A huge,

Slumbering monster,

That is the pit of death itself.

A fear will surely take you,

Frightening,

Is death when it comes to us,

You will shriek and squeal.

Useless as it is,

You will surely scream and shout,

Before you are consumed,

By the darkness of the bottom of the,

Abyss.