Death Always Beautifies © Surazeus 2023 03 10 Not in the empty silence of the world do I express sweet anguish for the way those thirteen blackbirds in the snowy tree discuss strange pathway of my wayward soul as I, with each phase through abyss of light, traverse the rainbow bridge of wordless fear. With subtle pantomime of my blackbird do I become one mind with one I love based on strange beauty of inflected mood awake through innuendo puzzled weird by whistling sorrow time decides to bell though traced in shadow of the cipher dream. Yet lucid rhythms still involved with death, more inescapable than random truth, teach me to fly on euphony of thought connecting accents sharply green with hope all afternoon in tangent snow of prayer because we feel dire ecstasy of love. These many circles of my endless flight wind tighter concept of my sparkling brain at sight of sudden wings on plangent wind too sonorous with melancholy hymn not quite pathetic as unnumbered states we lose at lamentation children trade. Still searching for conceptual humor, bound by flowing water of contingent dawn, we eat ripe melons on the misty hill to figure why our wretched poverty provides foundation for intense success unknown before false maxim of the crow. Three travelers in ruins of the church discuss with candles why red sunrise blinds arrogant fools with riddles of the morgue while paused in pirouette of phantom style described by laughter of the staged profound with solitude of darkness undeterred. Our lesser influence through radiant mood persists with equal flow of dreams between three grieving seasons of the leafless tree loud as reluctant drums which serenade one who remembers salty taste of glory, entranced by arabesques of candle beams. Death always beautifies those complex men who hide contemptuous pride behind gold masks by abdicating noble rights to eat with old triumphant sting of honest faith exposed in vibrant stories of the sea that never expose secrets of our hearts.
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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