"

Charon:

You who pull the oars, who meet the dead,
who leave them at the other bank, and glide
across the reedy marsh, please take
my boy’s hand as he climbs into the dark hull.
Look. The sandals trip him, and you see,
he is afraid to step there barefoot.

"

— Zonas, 1st century B.C.E., translated by Brooks Haxton

vega-ofthe-lyre:
“  A Hundred Ways To Say Your Name by Tania De Rozario
”
Sometimes I remember that I love poetry.

vega-ofthe-lyre:

A Hundred Ways To Say Your Name by Tania De Rozario

Sometimes I remember that I love poetry.