Running In The Pouring Rain © Surazeus 2023 05 10 My soul swirls down inside the ancient book as I become the vapid thoughts of fools who stare at glowing television screens which hypnotize their minds with hollow tales of anti-heroes struggling to fit in for we are freaks in tragic comedies. My dream job in the third grade was and still is Archivist in Globe Library of books, maps, and paintings that record human tales detailing how we struggle against death just long enough to generate our children before we vanish from memory of Earth. Like brave Cambodian woman Bou Samnang, who keeps on running in the pouring rain to finish the five thousand meter race after all others are done, I breathe deep spirit of courage to continue on singing about strange beauty of our world. While sipping hot ginger mocha at dawn, and reading all the latest tragic news, I comprehend with critical insight how Ovid wrote the Metamorphoses based on sad stories of current events that memorialize victims of abuse. So Ares, the bitter, cold-hearted warrior, enraged that the beauty queen Aphrodite loves the craftsman Hephaestus more than him, invades homes, churches, schools, and shopping malls to shoot bullets of hate at innocence, killing millions of people with contempt. You will win admiring hearts of the world though you finish the race last in the rain if you keep on running against all odds to overcome despair with steady love by giving without asking in return for you will inherit treasure of truth. Wearing cloak handmade for a Gilead slave, Heather Hamilton, the blonde Sibyl menace, plucks ripe gold lemon from the Tree of Life, then strides with leaping wolf on misty heath to stab the haughty knight in shining armor with pen of satire and sly cocky grin. With Bou Samnang I run in pouring rain, inspired by strength of her enduring spirit, till millions of people around the world emerge from lethal prisons of our fears and run beside her to the Promised Land where she sits under the fruit tree and sings.
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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