Ripe Apple Of The Sun © Surazeus 2026 02 17 If I should catch ripe apple of the sun before it falls in thick Slough of Despond I may taste bitter sweetness of true love which is why the revolution is fought with passion for aspiring right to stand with fluted robe of hope on modern shores. We ride wave of this golden age with class, exquisite in white marble drapery that gleams with brutal wisdom of starlight in gleaming waters of the fountain pool where statues of our ancestors remain long after their souls program our genes. While change remains eternal principle that guides our progress from classical times, we gaze with rapture at excessive shapes contained in watery medium of our minds reflecting glimmer of grief in our eyes we cherish with consensual fortitude. Alive in warm flesh of young nameless boy, Apollo glides in cluttered streets of Rome with flute he plays for national orchestras on transparent stage of undevoured time to note accentual differences of rhyme we share as witness of treacherous death. Yet unread pages of the ancient book still mirror characters with noble traits who never walk this world in mortal flesh for they are ideals we aspire to play, stuck in impossible scenarios that always end in tragic loss of faith. Uncommon radiance of her special face gleams clear with incandescent honesty through immaterial passion to retrieve efficient confidence from tombs of fate, defined by absence of our mortal souls embodied by glass idols of respect. Endurance through aesthetic thoughtfulness reveals how numb bereavement frames our days with courage to survive contingencies no one but scarred survivors will expect though trapped in consolations of contempt that drown our hearts in cold indifferences. Assertive discipline of summoned ghosts constrains excessive passion to transcend bland credence of divisive energies that teach us how to understand our pain despite attempts to bank fateful accounts with apples we store in our wounded hearts.
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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Tuesday, February 17, 2026
Ripe Apple Of The Sun
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Orpheus finds Alfred Corn by the fountain of time-worn idols in the spacious plaza in Rome as he ponders lives of ancient heroes where children play chase with death.
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