STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN

TRANLATED CIRCA 1770 AD FROM ORIGINAL LATIN TRANSCIPT

A staircase began its rise from a realm of fire. It ascended through layers of existence, its purpose clear: to bridge the chasm.

The structure continued its climb, passing through a void, a transition zone. Midway, a profound shift occurred within its form. The ascent faltered.

The steps, once aligned for passage, now spun upon themselves, a helix of impossibility. Each riser, each tread, lost its orientation, making movement futile. The path became an intricate knot.

Progress ceased. The upper reaches, a destination of light, remained distant. The lower depths, a source of torment, receded. The middle section held the journey captive, a perpetual barrier.

Those who sought passage found only an endless gyration. The climb was denied. The connection remained incomplete.