Drowning in the River of Acheron

"Motivation

and,

Inspiration,

surreptitiously supplanted by,

desperation

and,

suicidal

ideation.

If potential,

is so sadly

squandered,

why should I

carry, 

carry onward?

'Stop!'

'Talk!'

Say you.

But would it not,

certainly serve

you

alot,

if I cut the silk,

so seductively

restricting me,

to this torment

termed terrene

paradise.

Slit the silk,

that binds

my torture,

ferry me

away

to Hades,

my home."

The River Acheron is a significant river in Greece, and was called 'The River of Pain and Suffering" in Greek Mythology. When someone died in Ancient Greece, they would have a gold coin put into their mouth. This was so that they could pay Charon to Ferry them across Acheron to Hades, if they couldn't pay, they would wander the shores of Acheron for eternity.