Frosted Winter Nights © Surazeus 2025 02 13 Long after starry eyes of winter night ceased looking in window pane of his mind because Robert passed from dream of this world, the outside world looks darkly now at me with the same indifferent intensity of time-wound emptiness that knew his soul. I long have wondered with fierce grumpiness what strange spirit is looking in at me with timeless light of ancient burned-out stars till I read spell he wrote with demon blood about his endless frosted winter nights brooding mute with the broken moon of fate. No nameless ghost of my ancestral genes disturbs my half-slumber by the cold hearth while I compose angelic spells with runes of gleaming light on glass screen of the sky, for I scare not the night of everywhere nor does eternity of night scare me. I keep behind placid mask of my face, which I took from the ancient gallery, terror of nothingness with unconcern of calm acceptance that we all will die, so I watch moonlight gleam on backyard lawn with heavy breathing of monstrous respect. I gaze at outerness of the vast world and fancy some omniscient super-mind returns my gaze with divine nonchalance that fills my chemical frame with cold shock, yet I must laugh at quietness of God who smiles as reflection of my own soul. To understand strange darkness of our world which watches me with eyes of nothingness, I ask sly smirking ghost of Robert Frost, whose ghost emanates from book of his poems, what weird mysterious spirit of blind gloom haunts our houses on frosted winter nights. Slumbering dreamless by moon-silver stream, the word wizard wearing Saturnian mask stirs at puzzling code of my anxious voice, rises tall with lumbering stillness of faith, and slowly chants Hyrkanian spell of hope that stirs majestic spirit in my heart. Then I step back with startled state of mind, surprised by wyrd epiphany of truth that I am darkness of the outer world gazing at myself through the window pane, for God is mirror of my conscious mind as atomic light in my dreaming brain.
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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Thursday, February 13, 2025
Frosted Winter Nights
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