Lovely Red-Brick Home © Surazeus 2023 10 27 Today I bought a lovely red-brick home to dwell in shadow of green-acre wood in city of Athena where the Muse gives me lost lyre of Mercury to play enchanting tunes that woo beautiful Death with names of frightened children killed in war. No king on pyramid of one-eyed god shoots rockets to demolish my quaint house, so I sing to the dead in the graveyard underneath my window with aching heart so they will rise from restless sleep of fear to climb the windy mountain of lost hope. To flash unquenched defiance to the stars with spirit reconciled to fate of death I leap and sing in stark light of the moon with ironic quietude of calm faith, expressing passion to love dreamless world with knowledge I will disappear at death. Safe in brick walls of my new haven home, I will sing elegies the Muse dictates lamenting death of children who run scared in maze of bomb-shattered homes to escape angry men with guns who claim holy land as birthright from faceless man in the clouds. I wish my new home in green-acre wood could expand to nine hundred million rooms so every family on our spinning Earth, displaced by wars between gangs of dream thieves, can feast as friends together by warm hearth and share experiences in story-songs. If someday gangs of angry men with guns storm red-brick walls in castle of my home and claim this land I bought as theirs alone, I will journey, as my ancestors did, west ten thousand miles across the waste land to build new Heaven in Hell of lost dreams. From Scythia to Scotland to Massachusetts to Oregon my ancestors searched far beyond fallen walls in Garden of Eden to find safe homeland where they can live well, but their children continued quest for Heaven, leaving their parents buried by the road. My body has become home where I dwell, white glow of wisdom in green-acre wood where fairies and dryads dance in star light while I play lyre of Mercury with sass, for when the time comes for me to move on wherever I roam my heart is my home.
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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