Win Against The Sea © Surazeus 2024 06 28 If I think about how birds love to fly, and flowers enjoy blooming in the rain, as if the ocean could drown my true voice, and the mountain erase my ghost with wind, I might understand why we choose to fight for freedom of all to live as we will. I want to sing with honest voice of hope, that echoes loud in streets of every city, proud panegyric for the humble man whose heart is guided with vision of love to steer our enormous ship of state well, safely past harsh iceberg of tyranny. In the city streets I hear cries of fear, and in safe homes grim murmurs of despair, because the social ways we share with faith in rules that govern how we interact are getting twisted by bullies and thieves who want to destroy our democracy. They would replace our strong democracy where everyone is equal in the law with harsh oppression of theocracy where everyone must obey their commands, but we confirm our souls with self-control with Liberty through fair justice for all. If I contemplate how ocean waves swirl, and bees pollinate flowers to make honey, because the Earth keeps spinning in the void before we came, and long after we go, I will celebrate courage based on love expressed by those who fight for Liberty. I listen to stories that sirens sing of those who fail to win against the sea, then crash on island of the lonely witch who enchants my heart with leisure of love, till shadow of my lost dreams visits me and gives me strength to escape paradise. Though I live in unreal world of my heart and dwell in home I crafted from lost faith, I build new boat from wisdom of the light and sail from Hell to find the Promised Land where I wrestle demon of tyranny as wingless angel fallen from the stars. The bones of my ancestors are now lost, buried in graveyards sea to shining sea as they journeyed westward ten thousand years to build new gardens in the wilderness, so I have become spirit of the land where I will die fighting for Liberty.
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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