Resilience Of Our Love © Surazeus 2023 12 14 When yellow spiders wrap my rotten corpse in starless cocoon of lost memories, then hang me from the highest ancient oak for me to dangle over the abyss, I feel torn fragments of my mirror mind disperse from blast of my exploding star. Under orange fog of the late autumn dawn I drive the winding road among tall oaks that shroud graves of my ancestors in leaves so when they rise from shadow of desire they crowd around my bed to chant low hymns with solemn timbre of cold ocean waves. For when I stand on shore of the wild lake, far from urban zones of commercial streets, and cry out to God of the Holy Book, nothing answers me but the antlered buck when Cernunnos emerges from dark waters and gazes in my soul with moon-black eyes. Since the mocking echo of my own voice is all that answers across mountain lakes I search the heart of darkness deep in me to conjure counter-love for every soul which I sing through original response to let lost souls know I can hear their prayers. From starless darkness of ancient oak woods my heart emerges from cocoon of death, reborn from fever of conceptual fear to play heart-aching melodies of faith on music pipe I carve from dragon bones that calls wild creatures to my moon-lit grove. Back eastward on road my ancestors blazed I pass through ruins of cities they built to find secret treasure of the first town where Tiresias presides in ring of stones over global empire of singing ghosts till they vanish when Ariel plays his flute. Wandering vast museum of empty rooms where fragments of ancient myths lurk in light, the marble statues from the Parthenon, the Grecian Urn, the Bust of Ozymandias, I search till I find the Skull of Orpheus who still sings prophecies no one can hear. When yellow spiders weave my newborn soul from dream-entangled threads of ancient myths, I wake refreshed from timeless sleep of death to sit with ghosts of people I adore, heart strengthened by resilience of our love that reassembles my mind from their eyes.
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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