Soul Of Star-Eyed Phyllis © Surazeus 2026 03 16 Though I vow to never allow my mind, governed by strict logic of intellect, to be seduced by sweet feminine charms that emanate from soul of star-eyed Phyllis, I find I play horse to her Aphrodite as Aristotle who obeys her will. Eager to please Goddess of Liberty, whose gentle voice commands kings to obey, I let her bridle my aggressive passion, and rein my ambition to rule the world with solemn duty to maintain our home as secure haven for her to raise our children. Harnessed to wagon of productive hope, I focus attention of energy to increase wealth garnished from heart of Earth when I channel material of desire through constructive factory of respect, designing machines that Beauty requires. Inspired by Beauty embodied as Woman, who transforms spirit of my urgent faith to mold new body of organic flesh that houses immortal spirit of genes in new child whose face replicates my mind, I fulfill requests My Love asks of me. Though I roam mountain forests in moonlight as wolf-furred woodwose hunting river vales, wise Phyllis captures me with flashing eyes, and with sweet kiss through passionate embrace converts my Enkidu to Gilgamesh, domesticating werewolf of my heart. Her bright Ishtarian demeanor translates my Grendel demon to Beowulf angel, morphing me from Azrael to Gabriel, for her sweet smile of amorous respect civilizes savage ghoul of my heart from dragon-slayer to philosopher. Though I wear mask of divine discipline, concealing demon dance of Dionysus with rational cantillation of Apollo, that primitive ape programming my mind urges my quest to generate more life, obedient to will of woman I love. Emotional battery in my heart powers robotic habits of my body through survival instinct of anxious rage, which I restrain with logical project, so I confirm my soul with self-control through liberty in law of my free will.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Orpheus teaches me how to balance wild spirit of Dionysus with strict logic of Apollo to maintain productive creation of poetic art.
ReplyDeleteThe tale of Phyllis and Aristotle is a medieval cautionary tale about the triumph of a seductive woman, Phyllis, over the greatest male intellect, the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle. It is one of several stories belonging to the Power of Women artistic and literary topos from that time.
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