STYGIAN

STYGIAN

Soar the heavenly realms

Taking flight 

Young one look with wonder

Graceful flight holding wonders divine

Innocent souls

Adventures galore

 No end to magic

Allen Hollandsworth

�"10/28/11

Author's Note

stygian

STIJ-ee-un

adjective, often capitalized


Meaning

1 : of or relating to the river Styx
*2 : extremely dark, gloomy, or forbidding

Reviews

[Margarette]

Great poem you have here! I think you should explore writing dark poems just like me. Try it and maybe, put some magic into it. You already have lots of great pieces so I thin you should find some time to make something different yet uncommon way. Good luck!

[Daytonight]

I like that there is no end to the magic. Keep on penning.

[Tina Kline]

The river Styx in the underworld where those who die are taken across to the land of the dead. A wonderful, fun filled poem of what sounds like joyous freedom. Perhaps some are being tricked into thinking they are being taken to a wonderful heavenly place of peace and wonder. The magic is probably dark. Anyway, I really enjoyed this poem.

[KAREN]

May be forbidden, but it sounds like a magical place to me.

[Sleeping Maiden]

hmm fascinating poem. =) I liked it. Short, simple and yet has its own depth. ^^