Eternal Dust Of Time © Surazeus 2024 04 03 I praise not magnificence of the dead who rise up from eternal dust of time to haunt my heart with mute horn of desire that finds me in darkest corner of hope, obscured by beauty of this universe that creates my soul from its nothingness. Bemused by haughty fates of time and space that threaten to blind me with the spotlight, I follow spiders into cave of dreams to find old Gabriel with his tattered wings tuning gut strings of the tortoise-shell lyre he bought from Orpheus with apple seeds. Though my ancestors eight centuries past were fierce kings who ruled from castles of stone, I prefer to live in obscurity and build democracy with people power by giving women keys to rule their homes rather than be god in vault of starlight. Instead of Chess with kings who control pawns to fight over towers where blind girls sing hymns of sorrow that make the people weep, I would play Go with people who explore landscape of Earth with cameras and pens to map journeys of tribes around the world. No horns of glory blow now in the sky above the graves of billions who have died nameless and forgotten in global wars, so I will spend one hundred thousand years writing all their stories on river stones for the dead never resurrect to life. The great man humbled by his arrogance, whose statue with gold head and feet of clay seems to tower over America, will fall harder than Goliath at dawn when Rock of Ages rolled by Sisyphus knocks head of Ozymandias in the sand. Apollo plays chess with Death on the beach to save humanity from bleak despair by chanting spells that resurrect our hearts so we unite to build empire of faith by conquering nations with the Sword of Justice till the nuclear bomb explodes in the sea. Composed of atoms swerving in the void, I climb Parnassus Mountain to the grove where silver-eyed Athena welcomes me with mushroom wine in Holy Grail of love, so I dream history of the universe as wingless angel weeping on the beach.
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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