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Two Coins
Contributed by
tammyrobbins
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Friday, 6th September 2013 @ 11:21:23 PM in AEST
Topic:
mythology
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Who will place two coins on my eyes
Down the river Styx
My soul will glide
Two coins for the boatman
Ferry me away
To the throne of Persephone
Snatched from light of day
Two coins I cry
Two coins for my eyes
Through dark waters I float
To where my body must lie
Two coins for Charon
That looks away
Never seeing my face
Or the light of day
Two coins
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Re: Two Coins
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by Former_Member on
Saturday, 7th September 2013 @ 07:41:50 PM AEST
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Very interesting poem. Not knowing much mythology I looked up Charon and the river of Styx. Wonderful trip into a different realm. Thank you!
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Re: Two Coins
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by karu on
Sunday, 8th September 2013 @ 01:09:34 AM AEST
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Re: Two Coins
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by Spike on
Sunday, 8th September 2013 @ 02:56:45 AM AEST
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an intriguing write.
It's a good question that your pose, and an age-old one contextualised in this particular mythology - who will ensure we are rightly seen off to the next world?
Where whole lives can be lived in solitary splendour, we still hope for company on exit, or at least a right farewell.
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