Find In Midst Of Hell © Surazeus 2024 11 10 Though I have grown old as the winter sky, I will not bury world I love in snow though every memory of my endless life gleams in one snowflake of eccentric faith that swirls in bleak wind of forever now, then melts into the river that brings spring. Unable to save any life from death, I walk across meadows of nameless ghosts then pause at center of the universe with hope to hear their voices in the wind so I can dream strange stories of their lives because they vanished long before my birth. We all will die in turning of the world, but today we are alive with desire for my heart will live long after I die, at least I deceive myself with this truth, because only the most beautiful lie keeps us standing up as life knocks us down. With stoic endurance of river moss I can think in patience through the dry times, for hope of rain replenishes my heart since I secured my covenant with change that helps me sing as I sink in the mud when indifferent Nature floods my world. Though bombs destroy the paradise we built and bullets splatter souls on canvases, while huddled in bleak ruins of our faith we gaze at beauty of fruit trees on hills that sustain us as we walk the signless road across the waste land of horror and fear. Amid dusty ruins of bombed-out homes, while trudging endless maze of shattered dreams, I find in midst of Hell the blooming tree that gives me the last fruit left in the world, so I slice it into fragments of lost hope and feed it to each mute stranger I meet. Arriving at the locked door with no home, which frames this story of endurance well, I pull lost language from my burning throat and write my name and story on its shield so I become the truth no one can read till rain makes the grave my last door of hope. Though I am old, my children are still young, so this world my parents rebuilt from ruins that sustained fraught passage of my quest, they too can rebuild from ruins of war to guard Justice and Liberty for all, fruit trees that they find in the midst of Hell.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Orpheus takes hand of his friend Endymion and helps him stand to walk again through the ruins of their homeland till they find the fruit tree in the midst of Hell.
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