Truth The River Tells Me © Surazeus 2023 07 31 The strange truth the river tells me today pertains to how moon ravens fly away each time I open diamond heart to see eternal wisdom of the singing sea, so I become the world inside my eye reflected through ideas in the sky. United by two magic rings of love, that we extract from beams of stars above, we battle demon of obsessive lust with psychic bond of our shared mutual trust, defeating toxic masculinity that clutches death with rage of tyranny. I sacrifice my life to save her soul by weaving atoms from the cosmic whole composing wings of honest attitude on which I soar beyond grim solitude to organize chaos through social rites that guarantee justice of equal rights. Though Demon of Destruction grips my heart to puppeteer my soul with the star chart that maps road of my quest to find the grail I breathe pneumatic concept to avail psychotic code of weird dynamic faith I program so my brain controls the wraith. With eager heart of love I claim star boon from Sea that bares her bosom to the moon so I can channel with my song dream powers to resurrect my hope with wine of flowers when I rise with Proteus from the sea to walk with my sweet love on pleasant lea. As son of Triton, who blows wreathed horn to wake from misery, where they laugh forlorn, obsessive humans lost in cyberspace, I measure beams of light that leave no trace since rainbows shatter our national pride till we are rescued by the Humble Guide. Possessed by demon of my lust to live, I reverse progression of take to give, then ask my love to stab me in the mind which kills illusion of me she designed so she can love the real me I am now when we marry under the Golden Bough. The sweet truth the river tells me in code reveals how I can name the signless road we follow to choose our own destiny our hearts invent through shared epiphany when we hold hands and vow eternal love till our bodies rot under stars above.
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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