Labyrinth Of Pandora © Surazeus 2025 02 02 Dust on the cracked window of the wood house distorts dim shadow of late afternoon to speckle light on blank walls of desire, imperfect reflection twisting soft words in metal hangers reluctant to show what illusions stiff doors pretend to hide. Inestimably wonderful gift of fear slithers softly under locked doors of hope to erode silence with steady despair unrelated to arrogance of old books where ghosts of heroes lie in unread words to never flutter curtains stained with blood. If Achilles leads his time-crippled horse through labyrinth of Pandora to conceal innocent anguish of broken road signs, he might remember why his mother smells like ripe cantaloupe on silver beach sand each time he reaches out his startled hand. Washing porcelain plates in metal sink, Pandora hums while sparrows in elms tweet, wipes hands dry on apron of faithfulness, then sets cup of coffee with careful hands on round table by the leather armchair where Achilles reads news about the war. Cupping her hips with his spear-hurling hand, Achilles pulls Pandora on his lap and nibbles her ear under curly hair, then whispers, "My heart swells with pleasant love that I chose calm domestic life with you than painful death for everlasting fame." "Better to serve in Heaven of your heart," Achilles moans as his strong hands explore secrets of her soul, "than to reign in Hell with lots of angry men instead of you." Pandora gasps as he opens her box and fills her emptiness with beams of light. Holding hands and blushing with sweet romance, Achilles and Pandora stroll together down busy market streets past vendor stalls, laugh as they try on sunglasses and hats, then eat noodles with eggs while children watch Proteus presenting cute puppet shows. While they are watching bright fireworks display, Achilles feels prick of pain in his heel and stares at Paris as he slips away who stabbed him with sharp needle on his boot, then falls and writhes in agony from poison in arms of Pandora who cries in shock.
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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Sunday, February 2, 2025
Labyrinth Of Pandora
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Orpheus tends funeral pyre of Achilles where he comforts Pandora who sneaks him away behind the temple to kiss him with passionate desire.
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