Quest In The Waste Land © Surazeus 2023 05 31 If I wake up at dawn and feel myself fall off the merry-go-round of the mind then words I write will vacuum my mute soul down into bottomless void of the book so I become characters of old tales people in the future will idolize. So I will walk lush hills of daffodils to chat with spirit of the Evermind who beams memories of other human beings into my brain as dreams my mind designs which makes me forget who I really am as I wear masks of long-forgotten gods. Holding hands with the woman I love most, I walk away from gates of paradise to wander signless road on sacred quest through maze of myths past dark satanic mills till we arrive at Pandaemonium where we find work in factories making cars. I keep my cellular phone on my belt in case God calls me to talk about life because he attempts to understand why mortals fight wars with each other to live free from oppression of the faceless rich When hordes of angry boys with assault rifles storm gates of Heaven to overthrow God, Minerva, warrior queen with shining sword, fights Mars to wear the crown of Jupiter that shimmers bright in pool of human blood till Narcissus screams in void of his heart. At night the frail flame of the candle shines brighter than the sun with glory of truth so I search for lost refugees of war to lead them from the sinking boat of faith for the hill we climb leads to paradise where Nobody croaks in temple of ghosts. Though ghosts of all the poets in the world, who ever lived and sang in spin of time, haunt me each night I write riddles of truth I feel at peace with anguish of despair that motivates my quest in the waste land to find the fountain of the wingless horse. While lounging in the plum tree by the lake, among pink petals on the wet black bough, I pose as archaic torso of Apollo to cogitate how I will change my life while I strum guitar in the midnight rain and sing to Lucy in the sky with diamonds.
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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