Dream Of The Wind Chime © Surazeus 2019 03 16 The birds know why we can never go home so we sit by the river and count cracked stones, then after dark we continue to roam where blind clowns make music with hollow bones, for they paint their faces white with dry mud and drink wine made of mushrooms, grapes, and blood. We hide our faces in shadows of fear and weave rays of moonlight in blinking eyes to stare three thousand years in flashing mere that mirrors arcane truth from empty skies so we confront our shadows in the night, hoping to discover name of our light. We flow through whisper of each singing tree to slip past monsters who can never talk that leads us down to comfort of wild sea where I transform into the joking hawk to hide my sorrow in shadowless cave while I sing algorithm of each wave. I stand stiff in halo of screaming light to ask happy birds where my home may hide but they become the glow cloud of far sight so lost pilgrims hire me as their trip guide, though every castle half-seen through dawn haze haunts us with horror of its endless maze. Behind locked doors the blind forget my name so I look for the people I once knew but they wear masks and play the court power game while I continue searching for the clue that might reveal how our world was first made and why fearful men fight the vain crusade. Down by the river I sit in tree shade to ask the birds where I can find my home but I become stone statue in the glade for I am nothing more than frail wave foam blow by indifferent wind of swirling time, startled awake by dream of the wind chime.
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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