World Chronicle Of Dreams © Surazeus 2024 04 01 The little old man who looks like the oak with the long moss beard and crows for his hands walks from library to the classroom hall to scatter bread crumbs on the lonely path that lures lost children to America who followed the Pied Piper home to Hell. We follow the Pied Piper home to Hell where Pluto gives us pomegranate pies then teaches us how to cast magic spells when we forge the shining sword from the stone we wield when marching with the Bloody Cross from Heaven to conquer the Promised Land. From Heaven we conquer the Promised Land where Jupiter rides the merry-go-round with his pretty young bride Penelope who hangs tapestry she wove from despair, to hide the bloody writing on the wall, that depicts how Hamlet conquered the world. I perform how Hamlet conquers the world by wearing mask of the Jester on stage where three witches of fate brew mushroom wine while Ceridwen gives birth to our new son who sustains Bloodline of the Holy Grail which reincarnates as child of the sun. I reincarnate as child of the sun in secret cave on Isle of Avalon with duty to play lyre of Mercury when I chant hymns to praise the faceless gods who lounge on Mount Olympus in hot springs while Mars leads crusade to the Holy Land. Though Mars leads crusade to the Holy Land to exterminate children of the sand, I ferry boat across the River Styx crowded with millions of souls newly killed in brutal wars that rage around the world then lead them singing hymns to paradise. I lead them singing hymns to paradise where they cannot eat fruit from Tree of Life because the serpent knows their secret names they left behind when they fled their homelands to escape bombs that demolish their homes as written in World Chronicle of Dreams. Tales written in World Chronicle of Dreams record the names and deeds of every soul who ever lived and died in turn of time on every planet in the universe when sparkle-eyed Ishtar decides she loves the little old man who looks like the oak.
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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