Our Lightning Wraith © Surazeus 2019 02 27 This world is not so lonely as it seems where we talk to masks of strangers we know to replay ancient myths in surreal dreams, amused when flowers bloom through crystal snow. I meet new people everywhere I walk in vast well-ordered maze of city games where strangers eat despair with mouthing talk that weaves weird tapestries from secret names. We give each other masks we carve from faith of ancient trees where honeybees brew love so we drink god-brain wine with lightning wraith who brings funny tales from Heaven above. I walk country roads in ten thousand towns to find wild party in old ring of stones where children sing with angels in white gowns and wizards prepare potions from our bones. Those dancing spirits vanish in dawn mist so I call out their names in anguished faith till clever riddle in our game of whist reveals true nature of our lightning wraith. I flash in cloud that glows above your world, revealing true way of power through vast maze though angels seek where the dragon lies curled somewhere beyond the veil of purple haze. I glimpse her pretty face in passing crowd, wise angel who will rule our world one day, whose brain now spirals bright from the storm cloud, so I kneel by the flashing sea to pray. Since I was born from broken egg of myth I become spirit of our nation-state, star queen emerging from our lightning wraith who will restore our truth destroyed by hate.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Wednesday, February 27, 2019
Our Lightning Wraith
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