Sea Of Star-Souls © Surazeus 2025 02 02 When the comet retrieves time from the sun to besiege lush globe with colors of fear, Tethys draws circle on eye of the stone with blood of hope that drips between her legs to connect her shadow with words of faith from throbbing passion of her tingling breast. Moving her face close enough for her cheek to brush soft pomegranate blossoms, red as blood that smears the insides of her thighs, Tethys cracks thick fruit open with sore hands, and sucks sweet fruit that drips onto her breast till her hands are sticky with happy angst. Wind blows fire smoke around in frantic gusts of aching passion as she hugs herself, then chuckles to imagine she has wings long as those the swan stretches up to clouds, and feels herself shudder as the swan flaps angelic apprehension of moonlight. Flopping over on the salty beach sand, Tethys stretches her arms and legs outward with anguished groan of pleasure to express compassion for unbearable regret to embrace the sun with writhing contempt, body defiled by desire of the wind. Gushing Spring of her heart releases flash of energetic rainbow after rain splashes her breasts of mountainous respect for subtle arrogance of folded forms when she becomes excessive weight of time, then Tethys sits upright again and sighs. When Glaucus returns with large fish he caught, and sits to roast it over crackling flames, Tethys brushes his arm with tender fingers, "You filled my heart with spirit of your eyes so now your soul incarnates in my womb in child that combines our souls in new soul." Gasping with pleasure of wide open eyes, Glaucus kisses her mouth and pats her belly, then gives her leather bag of apple juice, so she drinks while he tears strips of burnt fish then puts them in her open mouth and grins, "Now you must eat for both you and our child." Pointing to comet that streaks in the sky, Tethys declares, "New spirit of our child is coming to us from Sea of Star-Souls," then lies down, belly full of food and juice, while Glaucus cuddles her with warm embrace, and they savor pleasure of being alive.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Orpheus brings Amphitrite to help Tethys give birth to Neptunus while he and Glaucus drink wine to calm their hearts.
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