Wild Wakeness Of Hope © Surazeus 2023 08 27 My life belongs to wild wakeness of hope that gleams as lamp to guide me on dark ways so I become strange voice of ocean waves that break false vision of my world apart through revelation of the shining real which blooms as love from anguish of my heart. I bear my old mother Muse on my back on shifting sands of sun-illumined beach to escape our paradise lost to thieves who steal apples we tended with our hands till I find secret valley between hills where I plant apples in grave of my heart. Beside the sparkling Meles River flow I bury my mother in grave of tears so spirit of her love will nurture trees that blossom from compassion of her heart so new paradise grows from her broad breast that shelters me from heat of wordless suns. Ensconced in secret shadow of sad peace beneath Tree of Knowledge on verdant hill, I welcome wanderers on the signless road to linger awhile in vine-shaded bower and drink sweet cider to nourish their hearts while I sing tales of heroes as they rest. While guests rest in temple of apple trees I pluck tuned strings of my tortoise-shell lyre and sing about journey of Odysseus who returns home after conquering greed, then wish them luck as they continue on, and sleep to murmur of Melesian flow. My heart beats with courageous hope of love when Meles River transforms into man with long tangled hair and moon-silver eyes who embraces me with warmth of respect and I become sweet glow of timeless stars as he fills me with passion of new life. My spriteful son, born from spirit of Meles, leads wanderers to rest in temple hall, then sits beside me with his little lyre and sings with me tale of Odysseus, then laughs and fills their cups with apple juice while collecting coins for grand tales we sing. While I lie dying on lush river shore, I tell my son to play his lyre with pride, for he is spirit of my mother Muse reborn to sing about the clever man who journeys till he reaches home again, and Homer smiles at me through tears of 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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