This poem is taken from Stand 212, 14(4) December 2016 - February 2017.
Two Poems
How Orpheus Lost Eurydice
He didn’t intend to lose his wife
as he made his way through the land of the living
but he couldn’t help looking back.
The darkness was greater than him
...
He didn’t intend to lose his wife
as he made his way through the land of the living
but he couldn’t help looking back.
The darkness was greater than him
...
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