Live In My Body Now © Surazeus 2023 01 25 Her eyes burn beautiful truth in my heart which gives me strength to look beyond all lies while I wait long under patient pine tree and pine with longing to see her again though rain drenches my spirit with desire so I learn to live in my body now. Her eyes burn immortal stars in my heart which pulse electric energy of love as threads of light that spiral in my cells on flashing wings of passionate desire delicate as the butterfly of faith who helps me to live in my body now. Her eyes burn arrogant waves in my heart which swirl as blood in my spiritual veins with timeless melody of vibrant thoughts since I see no stars in black sky tonight except those gleaming in my memory though I want to live in my body now. Her eyes burn fantastic wings in my heart which vibrate with embodiment of hope since I aspire to transcend maze of myths through leap of faith across abyss of fear till I transform into the me I am if I hope to live in my body now. Her eyes burn mysterious birds in my heart which unveil baffling puzzle of my mind designed by dreams my ancestors performed through intense experience of their hope in struggle to survive against blind death that teach me to live in my body now. Her eyes burn perplexing myths in my heart which frame how I perceive this complex world to organize random events I play in grand narrative of truth I compose in vain attempt to explain how I strive when I try to live in my body now. Her eyes burn unsettling weird in my heart which beguiles my receptive attitude with glamorous visions in garden of fruit to believe in paradise we invent that shelters our souls from the hostile world yet I think to live in my body now. Her eyes burn singular grace in my heart which wakes my soul with perspicacity of keen insight that measures unseen vibes when I adjudicate erudite passion to claim inalienable right to exist when I choose to live in my body now.
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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