Captured and liberated by serene-unrefined walls,
of the crowd ‘s bouncing-crosscultural sensitivities,
with or without a b l u e p r i n t for the evolving [be]coming,
standing as tragic figures of the past in the present,
another Oedipus anticipating the predicted-unforeseeable fate,
carrying the ancient prophecies from the Oracle of Delphi,
a constant search for new answer(s) to the enigma of the Sphinx!
Holding tight a bright-powerful spark of collectivism,
within the burning-excluding fire of individualism,
for centuries surviving through earthquakes and shipwrecks,
the contemporary Odysseus aspiring Ithaki’s (is)land,
without a compass, map, sails but only a clepsydra,
that decodes our human blood within our common veins,
an identification of similarities among dividing distinctions!
At the long-lasting voyage through Circe’s counsel(s),
the human nature cannot be negated,
but the unique nurture can defeat the seductive Sirens,
without ropes, chains or beeswax but only mates,
who hold our hand throughout Calypso’s promises for eternity,
for the home-return and a single moment of love-making with Penelope,
a universe of feelings inherited to all the unborn descendants.
Another [meta]modern Penelope with melancholic eyes,
holding tight, but fearlessly her two little Telemachus,
challenges regimes and stereotypes by exculpating them proudly,
exposing the innocent fragility that hides the seeds of change,
asking for emancipation beyond any cost of punishment,
embracing the meaning of Gods’ and Demons’ ambiguous prophecies,
a vision for freedom and democracy with conscious evolution.
Through life’s counsel(s), to the city of Thebes we will all return,
seeking for the wordlessly inherited awareness of our own blood,
encoded in universal truths that remain within us for centuries,
where the authentic light of identity exists but remains unknown,
imposing new parallels for the blinded-unexpressed redemptions.
Oedipus is within us, the reenactment of hybrid and enlightenment,
a blueprint paradox to the tragic irony of our pathways ahead!
of the crowd ‘s bouncing-crosscultural sensitivities,
with or without a b l u e p r i n t for the evolving [be]coming,
standing as tragic figures of the past in the present,
another Oedipus anticipating the predicted-unforeseeable fate,
carrying the ancient prophecies from the Oracle of Delphi,
a constant search for new answer(s) to the enigma of the Sphinx!
Holding tight a bright-powerful spark of collectivism,
within the burning-excluding fire of individualism,
for centuries surviving through earthquakes and shipwrecks,
the contemporary Odysseus aspiring Ithaki’s (is)land,
without a compass, map, sails but only a clepsydra,
that decodes our human blood within our common veins,
an identification of similarities among dividing distinctions!
At the long-lasting voyage through Circe’s counsel(s),
the human nature cannot be negated,
but the unique nurture can defeat the seductive Sirens,
without ropes, chains or beeswax but only mates,
who hold our hand throughout Calypso’s promises for eternity,
for the home-return and a single moment of love-making with Penelope,
a universe of feelings inherited to all the unborn descendants.
Another [meta]modern Penelope with melancholic eyes,
holding tight, but fearlessly her two little Telemachus,
challenges regimes and stereotypes by exculpating them proudly,
exposing the innocent fragility that hides the seeds of change,
asking for emancipation beyond any cost of punishment,
embracing the meaning of Gods’ and Demons’ ambiguous prophecies,
a vision for freedom and democracy with conscious evolution.
Through life’s counsel(s), to the city of Thebes we will all return,
seeking for the wordlessly inherited awareness of our own blood,
encoded in universal truths that remain within us for centuries,
where the authentic light of identity exists but remains unknown,
imposing new parallels for the blinded-unexpressed redemptions.
Oedipus is within us, the reenactment of hybrid and enlightenment,
a blueprint paradox to the tragic irony of our pathways ahead!
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