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My Hero's Journey

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Walking through the forest, I notice the warm sunlight rapidly beginning to fade, I turned around, jumping to see that where I once saw home, was now concealed by trees. A sudden wave of anxiety hits me, seeing darkness creep in, feeling as if it’s slowly taking a hold of me. I break into a reckless sprint, searching for some way back home. My hope quickly began to diminish, as I was under the impression I was completely lost. Though I continue to move onwards, with thorns scratching at my feet and faint starlight being the only thing to guide me, my heart had felt as though it were going to burst, yet I continued to push through. Voices absorbed my every thought, sounding as though everything around me was screaming. Paranoid thoughts

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