Lute Of Wary Hope © Surazeus 2024 05 09 The woman with long black hair and black eyes, wearing long black dress and black leather boots, sits on black jagged rock on white-sand beach, staring at gray clouds above the gray sea, while eating apple red as the dawn sun that shatters frozen mirror of despair. Opening brown leather book on her lap, she dips raven-feathered quill in black ink and writes lyrics in ballad-meter verse that describe how she feels inside her heart about how light-beams of the rising sun illuminate fertile beauty of life. Tuning copper strings of new polished lute, made from red cedar by the half-blind monk, the black-eyed woman plucks vibrating strings and hums words of her ballad about light till she composes charming melody that highlights concepts of her mantric song. Seated on bard chair in the feasting hall, paid two florins to entertain the crowd gathered to celebrate the holiday, the black-eyed woman strums sweet melody and sings enchanting verse of her sea song that praises beauty of romantic love. Grim soldiers loyal to the county duke drag black-eyed woman from the feasting hall and chain her arms in dungeon of despair where silver-eyed duchess with long gold hair accuses her of mocking their brave duke through secret symbols hidden in her song. Forgotten in the dungeon thirty years, the black-eyed woman sings enchanting tunes that haunt the hearts of grim guards with despair who weep with hope for true romantic love, till son of the duke at his crowning feast declares all prisoners should be set free. Trudging from dungeon of sunless despair, the black-eyed woman with tangled gray hair stands by sparkling fountain in the town square and sings with Mercury wail in her voice heart-enchanting song of raven-winged words that praises beauty of romantic love. The woman with long gray hair and black eyes, wearing long black dress and black leather boots, sits on black jagged rock on white-sand beach, and teaches three young girls with sparkling eyes how to write lyrics in heart-metered verse they sing while strumming lute of wary hope.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Orpheus searches for but never finds the troubadour who sang so sweetly at the holiday feast.
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