Play The Sacrificial Lamb © Surazeus 2026 06 20 Perpetual patience of portentous pride teaches my heart endurance of despair since I will wait in shadow cave of hope ten thousand years to meet my love again whose sorrow causes summer snow to fall in swirls that alienate grave of my heart. Since I was born as pilgrim of the heart, I bear passionless grief of forlorn faith as aging ghost in dry month of lost books, searching for the giver of breath and bread whose soul dissolves into sway of the sea where Cetus rots in swarm of buzzing flies. Though I go down to my ship at dawn, with intention of the curious soul to set keel to breakers on the godless sea of bitter reckoning, I sit on stone of fractured memories to catch the rain so I can drink strange sorrow never mine. One thousand angels descend to my heart with gift of wisdom I choose to ignore, heart numb from pungent scent of petrichor, and ask if I believe I still exist, but I ask for tall ship with billowed sails and star to steer my heart to paradise. I pray to mighty gods in faceless clouds for just one summer in the evening land where I may sing with lover of my heart till she goes gentle into that good night and leaves me stranded on the misty isle where I lie etherized on hill of skulls. Though April seems to be the cruelest month, breeding lilacs out of faith-rotten hearts, I shall ignore desire that memory stirs in mellow season of sweet fruitfulness when mind of winter shields my fragile heart from wordless suffering of the wanderer. If I should go and catch the falling star that fractures world view we too long held dear, I may meet brave ghost of my ideal youth in moonlit grove on dark Plutonian shore where I reach out my withered hand to claim weird fruit of wisdom from the Golden Bough. If I should take your sins into my heart with plan to guide our state to paradise by building Heaven in chaos of Hell, then I will play the sacrificial lamb whose death may heal the wounded fisher king which you watch on the television show.
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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Saturday, June 20, 2026
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Orpheus sits with Odysseus by his old rotten boat on the ocean shore and listens as he recounts his adventures in search of the Holy Grail.
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