When delusions were eternal, the
grass was greener, and the sun was
brighter than miracles dreamt,
When delusions were eternal, the
grass was greener, and the sun was
brighter than miracles dreamt,
O thou creator
who conquered radiate divinity,
O great deceiver
for whom gave feeble
hope to the dole of mortals,
O thou interruptor of life for
who hides behind intangible
and jealous irony,
O jovial aphorisms
fall from tropist’s meeken
and savory lips,
O hoisting tyrants
who peddle wars for
penchant and honor,
O thou dejected historian
who chronicles fairytales then
scribbles in astounding and
roistering Roman-fleuve,
alas, O thou creator,
therein lies the true god.
Herding Cretan milk goats and chanting Greek verses to poly gods, writers ascribe to the pastoral hymns of sorrow where time’s the thief...