Visions Of The Future © Surazeus 2024 10 20 The long-haired, bearded man with silver eyes, huddled in stone shack on the sea cove shore, scratches runes on scented tablet of oak with sharp dagger he forged from meteor stone to record deeds in story of his youth when he fought the Devil to save the world. White three-eyed raven from the hill of skulls flaps wings as she lands on stone by his side, so he grins and accepts gift from her beak, small purple mushroom with liberty cap, then dips it in bowl of honey and spice, and chews it as he gazes at the sky. Strange visions flash across his sea-gray eyes about the young wizard in long black robe who watches the boiling pot with surprise when hot air expands and knocks the lid off, so he invents piston engine that spins axel causing wheels of wagons to roll. Saturnus drops dagger when he envisions Daedalus building engine-powered cars as time machines that race swiftly in space, then adds metal wings, broad as those swans use, so Icarus soars high among the clouds to glide above the world with divine breath. Clutching is heart, Saturnus gasps in shock when he sees Prometheus capture spark of quick atomic light when he designs enormous spear with power of the sun that destroys huge cities with blasting flame, potent enough to fracture Earth in shards. Eyes gleaming with awe, Saturnus perceives young wizard building giant rocket ships in which Apollo flies through airless void to walk on dusty surface of the moon where ghost of Selene offers him wine, so he wakes from vision as his wife frowns. Quickly carving runes on tablets of oak, Saturnus describes visions of the future when star-eyed wizard invents piston engine that mankind uses to race fast through time and leap from the Earth to fly among stars, then lies exhausted and sinks into gloom. Shivering as snowflakes swirl around his shack, young Cronus finds old cracked tablets of oak covered with strange scratches of jagged lines, so he tosses each one on the crackling fire to keep warm and roast thick venison steaks while he makes arrows and tightens his bow.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Orpheus finds one last tablet before Cronus tosses it in the fire and wonders the drawing of the broad-winged swan that circles the moon.
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