Too Many Ways To Fall In Love © Surazeus 2023 06 30 Despite too many ways to fall in love I wake as spirit of the Messenger urged by intense energy of desire to light my way through endless maze of myths so I can find safe haven in the cave where shadows of truth flicker on the wall. Because too many ways to fall in love erase my story from legend of time I fly on silver wings of eager faith half way around the spinning world of lies to find my soulmate on the river shore who sings about strange beauty of the bird. Although too many ways to fall in love enhance my opportunities to mate with fertile goddess of the singing lake I walk alone in rain of broken hearts to catch wild lightning of new attitude that fuels my journey to the Promised Land. Without too many ways to fall in love that leaves me stranded on the lone highway far from the fog-enshrouded city streets I paint road signs with sacrificial blood that flows from heart of the arrogant goat when I drink wine and fall from the Blue Sky. Before too many ways to fall in love disturb my sunny afternoon of peace with demons screaming from pages of books I eat banana pudding on the porch then walk among spider-infested weeds to find sweet girl who weeps by the slime pond. After too many ways to fall in love discombobulate strange vibe of the stage with tragic consequence of false romance I hold hands with pretty Angel of Death as we walk country road in searing heat that strips all meaning from our naked souls. Beyond too many ways to fall in love surrounding paradise with cold stone walls I climb the Ivory Tower of despair where blind Rapunzel sings with aching sorrow to find salvation in the far tomorrow because there is no life after our death. Whereas too many ways to fall in love define my true demonic character with urgent intention to procreate I fight weird monster of the howling sea to save Andromeda from Doom of Death because Medusa kisses me with love.
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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