Dancing With Moon Faes © Surazeus 2023 04 30 Soft whispers out of time that fool my heart reveal bright plains where children can run free since all things happen in the turn of hope in city maze lit by the golden sun where people stuck on lonely road of signs fear to share ache of their silent pain. I sit on stone bridge over gushing stream, refusing to explain anguish I feel because no one would ever understand that I defend my honor against lies designed to crush my fragile dignity so I will choose to abandon my land. Returning home to dark Verkana Sea, I search for lost gardens of Lazulum where sunrays stream gold in after-rain clouds with eerie terror at the wondrous glow of silent passion pulsing in my heart with eager hope to generate new life. We may die laughing in the poppy field with joy at strange absurdity of life but people stare at the mad long-haired fool who followed King Lear on the misty heath where lost souls transform into hungry wolves who must give themselves new names to survive. Conceptual vibes of psychic energy radiate from spinning iron core of Earth as angels that possess my aching heart when I approach the door of flashing lights to find myself in mirror of your eyes enraptured by sight of the divine mind. When ghost horse disappears in weeping mist I follow trail of her footprints through Hell to find and help shocked refugees of war who wander countless roads around the world in never-ending quest for paradise to find the perfect flower of despair. Though the secret police are hunting us for daring to be individuals refusing to conform to social norms we gather in the mansion by the sea to celebrate absurdity of death by drinking wine and dancing with moon faes. Though star-eyed nymphs of lush Arcadia dance no more on shores of flowing streams I linger in shade of the sprawling beech to hear sad ghosts of everyone I love sigh with fluttering leaves of lost memories that vanish with eternal buzz of bees.
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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