ORPHEUS AND EURYDICE
By Alfred Noyes
Height over height, the purple pine-woods clung to the rich Arcadian mountains,
Holy-sweet as a sea of incense, under the low dark crimson skies:
Glad were the glens where Eurydice bathed, in the beauty of dawn, at the haunted fountains
Deep in the blue hyacinthine hollows, whence all the rivers of
Arcady rise.