Literature
Orpheus
Draw me close to thy Elysian folds,
breathe new life into my dying eyes.
This meteoric and wretched Fall of mine,
far beyond measure of distance or of time,
hath left me no comfort but the cold,
and my skinthat once resembled ivory most fair
swathed in contumelious singe.
Prematurely entombed into Kingdom of Abyss,
laying twisted, woeful, and maimed,
I call with voice straining in vain
to gain a long-lost cadence.
Lo! what prize such lowly efforts find,
as I am blinded by brilliance without bound.
The saturnine clouds in which my mind had drowned
part like seas before an Anointed Prophet's hand.
What perfe