Window To Everywhere © Surazeus 2023 07 04 When Doom, the terrible Angel of Death, takes me to Dream Library by the river, we sit by the Window to Everywhere and hear words that people no longer use die in soft whispers of eternity, so I hold their dreams in my hands and sing. When Doom, as Butterfly of Fertile Faith, expands my mind to comprehend Forever, she births my soul and names me Alastor so I sail river boat to find my Muse who teaches me Art of Maternity to protect children with my angel wing. When Doom, reborn as wise Messiah Sleuth, searches for Melusine as my true lover, I gaze with her up at the Morning Star that illuminates our way through the maze so we choose our fate for posterity with magic power of our wedding ring. When Doom, who conjures me as the Dream Wraith, encourages me with passion to endeavor bold mission born from pure galactic core, I will write grand narrative for each phase we humans evolve through modernity, awake with God Mind of the Atom String. When Doom, as eyeless idol of Grim Oath, leads me safe across broken Bridge of Never, she teaches me selfless love is the cure since decayed bodies fertilize the rose to survive through calm taciturnity till gloom of Winter blossoms us in Spring. When Doom, as chanting Harbinger of Truth, takes me on global voyage to discover fascinating people who survive war, I wonder why statues of dead gods pose with eager attitude of ecstasy preserved in timeless glow of the lyre string. When Doom, as ardent wizard of Light Math, programs my organic brain to be clever, I grip Wand of Wisdom to face my fear and study concepts signaled by weird clues, though I accept Fate of Mortality when I channel energy of each thing. When Doom, the beautiful Devil of Ruth, helps me design new moral cantilever on which I found Window to Everywhere through which I perceive machine of the ruse, I walk toward my vital finality to savor each new day Fortune may bring.
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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