I met her under crimson skies, A shadowed figure with haunting eyes. Her whispers lured me to her bed, Where lust and darkness silently wed. She smiled, a blade in trembling hand, A ritual I could not understand. For my surprise, she cut herself, Blood, pleasure, and pain, Is the passage to hell. Her skin a canvas of crimson streams, A broken hymn of shattered dreams. Each drop of blood, a scream, a cry, A fleeting moment before we die. In her madness, I saw my sin, Her pain a mirror of what lies within. For my surprise, she cut herself, Blood, pleasure, and pain, Is the passage to hell. And as her life spilled across the night, I felt the weight of our shared plight. Bound by scars we cannot quell, In her despair, I found my hell.