Calling His True Name © Surazeus 2024 05 19 With ordered steps he walks the righteous road past straight miles of rigid telephone poles to find fruit trees billowing in sea breeze beyond unseen boundary of the nation-state where Alph the serpentine-curled river flows in strict time with gear-ticking clock of fate. Beside round cement pool of self-control he stands like twisted pine on wind-bashed cliff and strums vibrant strings of celestial spheres that twang in tune with grunge engines in cars while singing tale about young Charlemagne playful with Aslan in Elysian hills. From swirling fog that shrouds vast city maze lithe daughter of Luthien Tinuviel appears in eerie glow of gold street lamp with emerald eyes of Aisling piercing gloom, long white gown flowing as silver rain clouds in spirals from Stygian well of her heart. Around his rigid telephone-pole spine Astara slowly twirls on wing-light feet with supple grace of chainless elegance while he attends to lyre of Mercury with taut restraint of regulating touch that reins aggressive passion of his song. When flow of psychic energy, that fuels performance of his regulated song, trickles slow after fountain-gush of joy, he ceases strumming lyre of Mercury and hushes puckish descant of his voice that fades in cavernous silence of time. The stately pleasure dome of Xanadu, his voice projected bright from nothingness, may vanish from construction of his spell, but steel-framed towers of reflecting glass glow bright with eerie twilight of desire as gleaming cars on rainbow highways stream. Curling around fruit tree of his lost faith, he climbs to tree house he built from plywood in abandoned field of old rusty cars, and lies flat under bright indifferent stars, cuddling curved hips and breasts of his guitar who kisses him with steel-string lips of hope. Asleep beneath full moon on river plain, he dreams the star-eyed lion of his heart bears him with Garuda wings of desire halfway around our pear-shaped spinning globe to jungle island where he sees his soulmate on Borobudur calling his true name.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Sunday, May 19, 2024
Calling His True Name
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