The Feed

This ancient myth is retold through the ache of memory and the quiet between notes. Orpheus sings not to charm the gods, but to understand the echo that answers him, Eurydice’s silence. Through shifting verses of longing and loss, this poem reimagines the descent into Hades as both a love story and a meditation on art, grief, and the cost of looking back. Each line pulls at the boundary between devotion and obsession, asking: what remains when even music cannot bring someone