Walking On Sunlit Sand © Surazeus 2022 01 02 The laughing thrush who knows my secret name teaches me how to wear clear ocean waves in body of the mother of mankind whose memory of walking on sunlit sand guides my journey to where the sun is born so I can sing to the listening wind. The people whose memories compose my soul transform the road where fear becomes the sign that leads me to illusion of their joy though children orphaned by the holy war build castles from sand of ideal desires when they remember how the west was won. As bombs from tanks and planes destroy our homes we walk back home with bare feet to the land where corpses of our parents feed the roots of apricot trees by polluted rivers since luscious clouds of ether blind our eyes when we recall how wars are won with blood. The shadow of the monolith glows white though flash of eternity dissipates so I listen to laughter of the thrush while eating apricots in the twilight zone because the new year throws dust in my eyes long after tears have turned my heart to salt. Persistent honor of the burning bush displays conceptual peace of terraced vines where handless fishermen pick rotting grapes so their children who have never owned shoes can attend university to learn savage art of politics from blind gods. The random honesty of fractured lens dispatched to photograph the noble hero decides to wear porcelain mask of faith to the Christmas Ball at the winter palace while angry peasants forge bullets of hope from statues of kings they melt in moonlight. Weird laughter of the lyre Orpheus plays teaches stones how to fly over the lake moved by external force of cosmic will expressed by wingless angel of the bridge who defines essence of created things while Death sings love songs to the Shadow Queen. Quick sunfilled waterdrops of laughing skulls flood senate chamber with bright consciousness at sudden whisper of the honey bee who keeps the secret even I forgot when I visit childhood haunts by the lake where the faceless avatar plays my role.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Sunday, January 2, 2022
Walking On Sunlit Sand
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