Till He Forgets His Name © Surazeus 2024 01 29 He lies still on his back in sunlit woods so long, without breathing, as if asleep, leaves falling from oak trees cover his soul so he disappears from eyes of the deer that wander by, discussing where to graze, till he forgets the secret of his name. He wanders circles in the sunlit woods so long, without the fruit on apple trees, stones align themselves along his foot path so people traveling by in caravans find the right way to busy market towns, till he forgets how to fly among clouds. He lurks on the boulder in sunlit woods so long, without spreading his angel wings, vines entangle his skeleton with books concealing coded riddles of dead gods so children light candles on his cracked skull, till he forgets how to sing spells with birds. He hugs statue of the angel with hands so long, without asking her her real name, ravens bring him mushrooms from cave of dreams for him to eat foul spirit of the Earth so wolves race past his shadow on the lake, till he forgets the reason he was born. He floats on surging ocean waves of faith so long, without feeling rays of the sun, clouds weep for absence of his vibrant soul, and mountains howl with sorrow at his death so strangers pose for photos at his cave, till he forgets how long the Earth has spun. He swims in river Boyne of flashing light so long, without weird knowledge of the rain, quick salmon swarm into his open hands so he roasts fish on flickering flames of truth that burns his thumb, which he sucks in his mouth, till he forgets lost wisdom of the stars. He hunts swift leaping deer in sunlit woods so long, without spear he used to kill Aillen, his dogs protect Sadhbh, cursed by Fear Doirich, so his kiss transforms her back to a woman who becomes pregnant with child of his love, till he forgets sweet beauty of her face. He searches for his abducted bride Sadhbh so long, without wreath he wove for their wedding, ravens lead him to young boy with her face, so he calls Oisin with voice of sad joy and teaches him to play oak harp of Bragi, till he forgets his name is Finn MacCool.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Monday, January 29, 2024
Till He Forgets His Name
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