Acolyte helmet 3D modeled with plasticity and textured in Nomad sculpt on M2 IPad Pro

Acolyte Helmet 3D Modeled with Plasticity and Textured in Nomad Sculpt on M2 iPad Pro

We're stuck in a place so dark you can hardly see the manner of matter that splits with the words I breathe. As the rain drips acidic questions around me, I block out the sight of the powers that be and duck away into the darkness. Time's up, I wind up in a rusted world with eyes shut so tight that it blurs into the world. I pretend and then the eyes open, and it's dark again. I forgot in the middle of my introspection about the safety picture there, wondering why I should care.

Listening to the sound dizzy from the world above, I try to gather my thoughts. The spinning world around me forms a rusted vision where light and dark blend seamlessly. I escape into this reality, which is as nebulous as it is real, painting a surreal vision that almost shields me from the pressing questions waiting in the rain.

Keywords

• Darkness
• Introspection
• Safety
• Rusted World
• Acidic Questions
• Blurred Vision

FAQ

Q: What does the dark place represent? A: The dark place signifies a state of confusion and introspection where visibility and clarity are minimal.

Q: Why is the rain described as 'acidic'? A: The 'acidic' rain represents the pressing and often harsh questions that metaphorically drip around the person.

Q: What does it mean to block out the "powers that be"? A: This implies ignoring or evading the authoritative or controlling entities or realities around oneself.

Q: Why does the narrator describe winding up in a rusted world? A: This rusted world symbolizes a deteriorated or decayed state where the lines between reality and imagination blur.

Q: What causes the blurred vision in the rusted world? A: The blurred vision represents a lack of clarity and distinction between what is real and what is pretended.