Who You Journey With © Surazeus 2026 06 12 Who you journey with on rough road of life is far more important than where you go, so I keep you within scope of my eyes with attentive care to our circumstance to ensure your precious spirit is safe while I gather fresh fruit for you to eat. When Juturna finds creek of clear cold water trickling in thick woods between rugged hills, she follows sparkle of light into gloom till she finds spring that fountains from dark earth, so she proclaims to Janus with sweet voice that she has now found their forever home. Calling out to her mother, Rumina, older woman with long hair and green eyes, Juturna guides her to the fountain grove where they rest in shade of the broad fig tree as Janus plucks sweet fruit for them to eat, then brings them water in new turtle shells. Janus builds temple beside broad fig tree with oak for foundation of the firm floor, four silver firs as columns for roof beams, and cypress for walls and two sturdy doors, around stone hearth that preserves flame of light where Juturna and Rumina cook meals. When Juturna exclaims two cows are gone, Janus and their son Quirinus grab wands and track the cows to large bone-littered cave where the grim giant Cacus snarls in rage, so while Janus distracts him with sharp spear Quirinus leaps on his back with thick vine. After strangling greedy Cacus to death, Quirinus explores dark cave with bright lamp where he finds large diamond that glitters clear as ice-white silver moon on winter nights, so they bear it back to their temple home where Janus sets it firm on altar stone. Gazing deep in crystal sphere of pure light, Juturna sings verse of oracle spells describing visions she sees with her mind how the first flash flares forth from the big bang so threads of sparkling light form spinning globe from which gods and humans spring into life. When pregnant Juturna goes into labor, Rumina attends process of childbirth, then washes the new-born girl clean with care, so while Juturna nurses her with love Janus bestows name Carmenta with pride and gazes in eyes of his reborn mother.
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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Who You Journey With
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Orpheus meets Carmenta on the peak of the Palatine Hill where she stands on a large flat stone and proclaims that one day man will fly to the moon.
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