So you have swept me back,I who could have walked with the live soulsabove the earth,
She's talking about how she chose to go with Hades
So you have swept me back,I who could have walked with the live soulsabove the earth,
She's talking about how she chose to go with Hades
Everywhere men sat shackled in sorrow, expecting the worst, wishing often he and his kingdom would be conquered. That passed over, this can too.
They thought that the worst would happen and nothing good would come up, they expected the worse without knowing that things will always get better.
Touch the wooden gate in the wall you never saw before.
This is a very common start to poems like this, where something that wasn't originally there, all of the sudden appears there randomly.
I say drop a mouse into a poem and watch him probe his way out,
The author is representing the reader as a mouse and saying to drop the mouse into the poem, otherwise saying for the reader to read into the poem. Watch him probe his way out is the author saying the mouse would have a hard time, and saying the reader could have a hard time understanding what they're reading.