Record Her Weird Tale © Surazeus 2025 01 10 "I want to spend the night in the Museum when the Muses would tune their instruments and practice singing tales they memorize till they perfect expression of the mind projecting vision of the world in verse that fills the hearts of listeners with awe." "Instead I sit alone at old computer typing words to recompose their lost tales," Samuel muses while snow falls on his home, "for I hear the Muses singing to me with Mercurial voices of eerie dreams which I try to record before I die." No crimson embers glow in his fireplace for he gathered no wood from tall trees because his house features under its floors the most modern air-conditioning system that blows hot air through grates along the walls, though the worn-out heat compressor has died. "Snow shrouds my town in frosty flakes of light while far away west in City of Angels wild fire burns mansions of celebrities who perform roles of heroes in the movies that have long replaced drama on the stage where Oedipus and Hamlet stand ignored." Sipping hot ginger mocha by the window, as he gazes at the yard covered with snow where young deer frolic and prance in delight, Samuel wonders if he should feel grateful that his house is safe from wild fires and bombs, yet still he feels fragility of fate. "Though we have enjoyed eighty years of peace since we defeated fascists in world war, our state institutions appear to crumble from stale inertia of partisan fights, and now the greedy fascist Midas clone threatens to destroy our democracy." "Now Clio, solemn Muse of History, bold daughter of Power and Memory, chatters nonstop about current events while I attempt to record her weird tale that seems to make no sense without the code, till I remember weak men grasp for power." "What hero, possessed with spirit of Christ, selfless leader who guides people to grow, instead of tyrant exploiting our fears," Samuel wonders while watching snowflakes fall, "will rise as Hidden Dragon from our hearts to rebuild our state as Zarathia?"
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Friday, January 10, 2025
Record Her Weird Tale
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Orpheus museum nightwatchman finds young poet hiding behind the statue of Clio Muse of History after the National Museum of Zarathia has closed.
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