Lost In The Wind © Surazeus 2019 03 03 Lost in the wind of the excessive truth that carelessly plays among towers of glass, where angels perform rituals to connect calculations of value to strict flow of conceptual matter packaged in words, we arrange strange perceptions of ourselves in tranquil lightning of the frozen lawn where miraculous urges crack our eyes. Today is water that smears memories as rain on windows of our silent souls so we lie naked on infinite pools to become smallness of our fragile world and taste electric space between our hearts so we break surface of recurring time to rise from bottomless ocean of truth and listen to slanting beams of sunlight. Each shaft of sunlight beaming from the sun, shot sparkling sharp by spider of star light, arrives to replace our bodies with breath of shuddering spirits spiraling from moist soil to weave rancid threads of angst through our brains that throb thick as sponges in gloom-wild sea so we rise reborn as ruminant angels to caress delicate curves of nameless eyes. Stripped naked of my name and class and creed, I stand on water-covered bridge of hope and hold in trembling hands seeds of lost fruits that contain photos of each conscious soul who ever lived in history of our world so I leave fading shadows of footprints on our fractured mirror of infinite love to meet you by the misty lake of eyes. Ten billion transparent cars flash awake to glide in streams of shining agony that vibrate on one giant harp of glass which beams electric ball of dark desire that buzzes lithe bodies of boys and girls who writhe forever under blooming trees, faces startled by swirls of galaxies whose roots sprout into birds of aching lust. So when we wake, after booming guns cease blasting frail egg shell of civilization to fragments of memories, glued in collage of existential dread, we walk outside church of lies to see the lost pilot sit alone under apple tree where cracked skulls of castle kings recite new alphabet our children use to calculate world views. Because the silent rain that veils dread horror is safest place to hide from happiness, I chase the trees through shadows of ennui and drink fermented grapes from skulls of kings where something swims out far beyond the truth in catastrophic rush of beauty drowned by tears of children who know why we fear to spread invisible wings and fly home. Lost in the wind of spiritual decay, I wear new masks of lost souls every day so I become each soul who ever lived and merge their multitudes in single ache of my loving heart to transcend despair for each person killed in ten thousand wars whose shadows haunt my still-opening doors because they want to explain to me why.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Sunday, March 3, 2019
Lost In The Wind
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