a chasm opened in the earth and out of it coal-black horses sprang, drawing a chariot and driven by one who had a look of dark splendor, majestic and beautiful and terrible.

The boy who loves you
is a poet, he
sings songs to the trees
and the birds
and the water;
sings his heart out and
writes you into
someone a lot softer
than you think you are.

It doesn’t matter that he’s
seen you laid bare, he’s
seen all you are and
all you’ve ever been, and still
he chooses to believe
in the person you can
become, and that makes you
weaker than anything
before him.

He’d follow you anywhere,
would follow you into the
jaws of death and
bring you back as if
anything else was unthinkable.

(or so he says)

You hope you’ll never have to
find out if he’s lying or not.

oh eurydice, don’t you know he loves you so | (h.c.r)

baroquepearls:

Follow Me Down - A Mix for Orpheus and Eurydice

“My wife is the cause of my journey. A viper she trod on diffused its venom into her body, and robbed her of her best years. I longed to be able to accept it, and I do not say I have not tried: Love won. O gods of this world, placed below the earth, I beg you, by these fearful places, by this immense abyss, and the silence of your vast realms, reverse Eurydice’s swift death.”

[listen here]

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