— THE POET // cont. @psychoxsomatic
“There…there has to be another way,” Orpheus said. He banged hard on the dirt covered ground that was once the entrance to the underground. He tried to ignore the voices that spoke. This was their fault. If they hadn’t made him second guess himself, he would have never turned around. Eurydice would be with him again. Instead she was in Hadestown, and he would never see her again. “Stop-…” Orpheus begged as he finally stopped hitting the ground, “Please…just stop.”
A PERPLEXING MORTAL; ORPHEUS WAS. one of the sisters; she tilts her head softly, face alight with curiosity. what strange courage; he carried. oh, what fun they’ll have; his mind was so fresh, so new, so alight with passion; though it all came tumbling down with one swift move. oh, what fun they’ll have dragging his mind deeper and deeper into ruin.
after all; they only can see from his eyes; speak from his mouth. the fates; they never lie, each word they spin; each doubt they pull at; pulled from the depths of brains; from fears and insecurites. sure; they take pleasure in causing madness and fear, but nothing’s completely false- each flowering manipulation, born from a seed of truth.
they can’t help but chuckle at his resolve. “you sent her down there, boy. it’s your fault...a tresspasser; a theif....a low...low being...YOU...CLIPPED THE SONGBIRD’S WINGS.”










