You In Library Of Light © Surazeus 2024 01 08 When I see you in library of light, glaring beyond ghost of my displaced soul, I reverse every mirror in the world to prove my body is water and dirt, so I leap out through window of the house to journey nowhere with the singing fish. When I find you in library of light, searching for someone who is not like you, I plaster my body in the white wall so all my memories become fairy tales that children read before they go to bed about my journey with the witty wolf. When I paint you in library of light, inventing new world where people are free to live as they desire with fear of death, I undig grave where my soul will rot with unfulfilled dreams of the puppeteer who dances by lake of the screaming star. When I wake you in library of light, explaining how magic car engines work, I float up backward in the Pantheon with secret plans to fix the broken world where we hold weddings on the writhing bridge though I hide my face in the photograph. When I sense you in library of light, chatting with the seraph with six glass wings, I tend my garden by river of souls to translate sorrow of the bleeding moon from tragedy to comedy of love though bombs keep blasting Paradise to Hell. When I hear you in library of light, chatting with the eerie silence of God, I map each haunted castle in the world to translate song of the sea to sad psalms that horses on doleful hills love to sing because love is dark emptiness of hope. When I lose you in library of light, walking alone in darkness of despair, I kneel by Fountain of the Flying Horse to fill grail with water for you to drink so we can climb the Mountain of the Muse and become one with spirit of the wraith. When I am you in library of light, leaping on crippled wings beyond Now State, I embody Earth in my dreaming brain as billions of my ancestors in me who will reincarnate immortal soul of genes in descendants I generate.
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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