You should be familiar with the Greek myth concerning Orpheus and Eurydice before you read this. If you're not, here's a quick read:
http://www.theriverstyx.net/orpheus.html The Second Coming of Orpheus by Sir Nicholas Schram
It’s true:
I’ve fallen
For you,
I’d fall anywhere:
Perhaps into the life of Orpheus,
Never looking back in regret
On you, my dearest Eurydice.
Sing you a song,
So sweet, that it should
Never offend your sweet beauty,
My tender amaranth.
For I love you true,
And whether it be
With Hades or with Zeus,
I will always find your heart to rescue.
Falling
In love has never been so swift
Than when it be into
This bottomless pit.
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