Words My Ancestors Spoke © Surazeus 2024 07 05 The words my ancestors spoke long ago have disappeared into the song of time so now I can no longer understand sad songs of mountain trees and ocean waves, yet they still swirl in passion of my heart so I must translate them to words we know. Each string I pluck on matrix of the lyre rings bright with primeval tone of the stars which radiates out from way my fingers dance in sensuous flow of undulating thoughts that spiral around frail chair where I sit flash of my emotional hurricane. Deep down in silent abyss of my heart I feel prime spark of conscious sentiment blaze bright with potent flame of energy so I arrange its fluid ardency in lithe draconic coil of empathy mapped as meridian maze on mental chart. Adjusting focus of attentive faith, I channel electric course of desire through pulsing jolt of strict velocity as love-fueled flame of galvanized discharge that swells my mind huge as our galaxy in small body composed of chemicals. On time-contracting wings of competence I soar as beaming thread of conscious flare to face aggressive demon of my fear that rages to consume ephemeral soul of sweet elusive love engaged in hope which strikes my heart with bitter agony. Betrayed by those I thought would treasure me when they pierced my heart with arrow of hate and tried to bury me in grave of greed, I wander nameless in cold underworld till weird music ringing in cave of death guides me to shore by river of rebirth. Baptized in cleansing river of my tears, that purifies my heart of bitter hate, I rise reborn from nothingness of faith and find new secret name in hope for life by wearing mask of my own spirit face to dwell again in maze of honesty. White petals from black twisted apple trees enrobe invisible ghost of my soul with fluttering cloak of bold humility so all the words my ancestors once spoke swirl from cave of illusions in my heart as song that enchants you with pain I feel.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Orpheus watches young woman play heart-enchanting song of her betrayal as she strums the lyre in the feasting hall.
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