Orpheus and Eurydice II

Thus wary Orpheus
wailed upon the strand of Styx
and whilst Cheron turned awry,
the enchanter of Olympians
ruptured a dirge to his errs.

"Eurydice, thy visage
that entwines
The lyre with the heart,
A sole gaze to tune
the requiems rhapsodies"

"Thou, wing-footed
Hermes
 bring me my soul
from her captivity that
captivates my Mirth"

"Or a breath of wish
Breathed by my
Whisperer of Dreams"

"In this ravished melody,
Let unravished notes
tune the strings".