Lovers On The Shore © Surazeus 2023 05 16 Shifting flock of delicate butterflies, wings glowing bright as rainbows after rain, flutter in chaos of cool swirling breeze to follow pungent scent of pink plum blossoms stirred up by herd of horses galloping past so fast they blur into sorrow of time. Thin boy perched on gnarled branch of a peach tree extends forked stick toward shimmering blue sky to dislodge juicy velvet globes that fall bouncing on yellow grass of eager hope where grinning girl plops them into straw basket as butterflies flutter around her hair. Full silver moon of nothingness glows soft behind transparent veil of scarlet mist, pierced by straight branch of a silent plum tree that shivers from cold sorrow of mute faith on tangled hair of the hungry blind girl who listens to white laughter of the stream. High jagged mountain, black from drenching rain, casts eerie shadow on deep river vale where slender flummoxed boy with a forked stick runs with the ethereal butterfly girl in grove of gnarled peach trees, gasping for breath as they flee the indignant gardener. Sitting close together on verdant shore beneath majestic willow tree at night, the boy and girl, hearts beating with elation, eat juicy peaches dripping down their chins, and gaze at merry stars that twinkle bright in transient beauty of the serene lake. Hearts bound by scarlet thread of loyal love, delicate as steel gossamer of trust, the boy and girl gaze up at the vast sky lambent with never-moving points of light that radiate timeless fortune of free will, forever young on iridescent shore. Though they go on to live long fruitful lives, raising children born from their radiant hearts with grim struggle against soul-carving pain, their spirits shine still on florescent shore as transient figures on the painting canvas defined by brushstrokes of her skillful hand. As their skeletons glow inside their graves, descendants of their children kneel and bow before portrait of lovers on the shore, boy and girl eating peaches by starlight, while butterflies among gnarled branches glide so slow they blend into sorrow of time.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
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