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It was born small, A drop of water in a tub of oil, But the inevitable happened: It grew, It engulfed me, Like an infinite sclera. A distorted mirror, Some part of me Knew it was false, But the tendrils of transformation Restrained me, It hurt, But it was also pure ecstasy. Now I cannot reject its pleasure, I now know who I am, The tendrils guided me, At a small cost of ignorant bliss, I now know who I am, I am Chelsea Krona.
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Sep 22, 2017
Sep 22, 2017 at 11:57 AM UTC
Transformation
It was born small, A drop of water in a tub of oil, But the inevitable happened: It grew, It engulfed me, Like an infinite sclera. A distorted mirror, Some part of me Knew it was false, But the tendrils of transformation Restrained me, It hurt, But it was also pure ecstasy. Now I cannot reject its pleasure, I now know who I am, The tendrils guided me, At a small cost of ignorant bliss, I now know who I am, I am Chelsea Krona.
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Sep 22, 2017
Sep 22, 2017 at 11:57 AM UTC
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