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Obsidia is a custom-built, sleek black motorcycle, a beauty born from the shadows. Her name, meaning 'obsidian,' reflects her dark elegance and power. The poem describes her with reverence, portraying her as a goddess of the night, a wild spirit, and a force of nature. Obsidia's roar, her grace, and her fiery essence evoke a sense of awe and desire. This poem paints a vivid picture of Obsidia, not just as a machine, but as a powerful symbol of freedom and untamed passion. Comparable works include The poem's style and imagery are reminiscent of the works of poets like Edgar Allan Poe, with its focus on darkness, beauty, and the supernatural, and Charles Bukowski, with its raw, visceral language and descriptions of urban life.