Obolus Poems - Poems about Obolus

...Light brush dabble rose Hues of waning ember Upon cheeks lightly flame Over eyes of silver Her body seems cold, Because she is lost in the fold …of the moonlight Stone boat even keel clip......

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...Styx by Michael R. Burch Black waters, deep and dark and still: all men have passed this way, or will. NOTE: According to ancient Greek mythology, the Styx was the River of Death. The dead ......

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...Charon—The Eternal Ferryman The mythical ferryman extraordinaire of such keen gaze, Who braves the Styx and Acheron in the deepest of haze. Charon is a most sordid God who relishes his work ......

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