Oblivion Of Thought © Surazeus 2022 12 27 In the rush toward oblivion of thought I mirror wingless angel of my soul during sad prayer to nothingness of time, then stop on bridge beyond forever now to wonder why fate created my mind from swirling atoms of the nevermore. Soft scream of the road recorded by wind wakes yellow passion from fissure of hope with amorous warble of the whippoorwill who spreads her sun-blind wings with eager ache to fly beyond all bounds of time and space while falling into sorrow of the stone. Yet snowy plover on white ocean beach stretches her wings across the silver sky just where the marsh grass meets the singing sand to teach me art of dancing with the wind since I aspire to understand the flash expanding from god eye of the White Whole. So when I enter blue celestial door which unravels vast spider web of light, urged by energy of the predator to assert dream concept of my world view, the vibrant woof of undulating thoughts preserves imagined idol of my brain. Cured by incessant hum of honey bees erecting firmament of crystal words, I walk the radiant process of the road defined by signs with names I paint with blood to understand strange power of the cow who feeds humanity with milk of love. Still deep inside unmoving core of change, bright with atomic glow of honesty, the divine girl with hundred billion eyes weaves morbid matrix of our multiverse from surreal dreams of every conscious being born on every planet that blooms with life. With miraculous deeds no angel fakes our bodies emerge from pearl demon egg with crackling tumble on the river shore to sprawl on awkward legs of graceful fear as prophesied by riddles on the scroll burned in the kitchen hearth of arrogance. The black cat on the round table decides to reinvent the universe of forms with gold-green eyes designed by ocean mist when the unreasonable sun sets mauve through imperfection of the broken laugh now reborn from oblivion of thought.
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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