To Prove I Belong © Surazeus 2022 12 24 The weird stars obscured by mountain of truth pierce my soft heart with unalterable rays of hope that reveal the alternate course I choose to take through the pummeling wind when I grasp strange happiness with frail hands to prove I belong to this nameless tribe. The luminous squalor of my lost tale conceals the tangled sorrow of my heart I pretend I never feel when I face hostile crowd of vampires in the cold church after dancing along the stream at dawn to prove I belong to this hapless tribe. The blazing colors of the rainbow bridge that leads me to the world buried by snow reveal the unasked aftermath of faith betrayed by rancid greed of the door clown who denies me a seat at table of hope to prove I belong to this faceless tribe. The shining sorrow of the tall pine tree screams at every hack of the hate-sharp ax when the grim priest chops down my spirit tree then hangs heads of my clan on weeping limbs while he celebrates birth of his cruel god to prove I belong to this homeless tribe. The stars exposed by gallop of the horse that races swift across the wilderness reveal the signless road to mountain castle where the tyrant wearing gold crown of gems enslaves my mother to bake in the kitchen to prove I belong to this listless tribe. The glowing hearth of friendship arrogates ownership of land to the sons of God who kill rebels against their claim to power when they colonize vales of my ancestors whose bones form structure of the holy church to prove I belong to this faithless tribe. The indifferent sun drenching hills in blood shines bright on face of the man on the horse whose hands clutch golden coins of stolen wealth he earned from sweat of our unwilling hands constructing empire of his right to rule to prove I belong to this ruthless clan. The flashing light bulbs on the Christmas tree that blink with carols on the radio hide centuries of oppression behind tunes of cheerful joy at birth of the world king whose sons kill people who will not convert to prove I belong to this headless tribe. The gleam of headlights on cars in the snow casts frail beams of faith at horror of death when people gather in the church of bones and pray to the vampire god for salvation in their war to conquer the world with love to prove I belong to this restless tribe. The dreaming flames of atoms in the void that flare forth from first flash of the white whole congeal into this mortal coil of flesh which generates conscious mind of my brain so I feel immortal till hour I die to prove I belong to this godless tribe.
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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