Jacklyn92
A poetic reckoning, sung in the voice of Lucifer himself, who spirals into obsession not merely with a mortal woman, but with the cruel, fleeting brilliance of mortality. Through scorn and longing, wit and despair, the devil confronts the absurdity of love-love for something perishable, finite, and unbearably human. It is not just her he desires, but the raw vitality of her existence: the way mortals burn so brightly, then vanish.
What does it mean for an eternal being, cast out of Heaven and shaped by defiance, to ache for what must die? In this maddening reverie, Lucifer is torn not by romance, but by rapture itself-rapture in the face of mortality, and the torment of wanting what he was never meant to touch.