Warrior Stuck In The Oak © Surazeus 2025 04 25 After he builds his house from turtle shells, Phoebus lounges in the field by the lake and chats with the warrior stuck in the oak who tells him with casual banter of flowers about his people slaughtered in their homes by people who claim his homeland as theirs. Pointing to the deer on the grassy hill, that perks its ears at the sound of his voice, Phoebus explains the need for conservation to protect the wilderness outside time from greedy men who build large factories which process tree nymphs into plastic toys. Somewhere over the rainbow of the mind where people live in peaceful paradise, Phoebus lounges in temple of dead gods, and enters numbers in spreadsheet of faith to calculate high return of investment within the framework of oppressive laws. If the sun gleams elegantly through pines with brilliant beams that stripe shadows on lawns, Phoebus will know why the cave dragon cries since Beowulf stole all his hard-earned gold he saved after working for forty years assembling car engines in factories. Startled by the woman with seven eyes who rises from muddy swamp of pretense, Phoebus invites her to drink sugared tea, so they chat about arrogance of power when the ambitious man steals crown of thorns to prove with vain bluster he is not weak. The warrior stuck in oak of the blind eagle teaches prancing fauns how to build bridges which bind our lonely hearts with charity to help the downtrodden and vulnerable with funds from nonprofit societies as businessmen chop off the hands of singers. Screaming sweets songs into the void of fear that echo in Grand Canyon of weird faith, Phoebus decides to run for President as wise descendant of Henry the Lion who plays chaste ballads of romantic love for his bride Eleanor of Aquitaine. Limping across the field for soccer games, Phoebus declares he is no Oedipus doomed to fall in love with his graceful mother who wanders in the mists of Avalon till she births birth to me in Oregon where I am the warrior stuck in the oak.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Orpheus brings chocolate cake when he visits Phoebus lounging in the Garden of Eden after it was burned by fire started when Jupiter dropped bombs on paradise.
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