Never Wait For Death © Surazeus 2024 03 15 Silver evening sky watches me through oaks with cruel demonic face of happiness that looms over frail homes on lonely hills where cars glide slow on narrow country roads with headlights that illuminate grim ghouls who haunt the wordless shadows of desire. Though precious treasure of my aching heart may seem lost now on raven wings of fear, I know she will return from swirling gloom with knowledge about people I hold dear whose idols never wait for Death to come in regular rhythm with ocean waves. Frail river boat may rock against mud shore with creaking moan of ghosts who search alone for names their mothers hide with serpent eggs, but I will wait for Death in black lace gown to take me to the castle for the feast where the prince pokes my chest with his sharp sword. Strange stillness of the black oak trees at dusk reflects stark terror of my empty mind so I grip twisted wand of trembling faith to face the smiling monster of my fear who lurks beside the moonlit singing stream while reading ancient book of epic poems. Rain clouds glow silver in the evening sky as if to mock wild beating of my heart while I stare in gold window of her hope where she brews apple cider in stone hearth that bubbles as she pours thick honey in, and adds sliced red mushrooms with eyes of newt. Inviting me inside with beaming grin, she dips large jeweled grail in bubbling juice and offers me sweet honey mead of love, so I drink deep illusion of the mind that flashes visions of ten million years as I dream how light swirls into the Earth. Light fades into black nothingness of truth that veils frail shell of my soul in red mist in tune with shrieks of foxes on bleak moors, because the moon owl on the hearth explains how man and woman generate new life as I fall into abyss of her eyes. I never wait for Death to find my home so when I wake beside the girl I love I kiss her face from compassion of trust with vow to feed her and guard her with care as she swells pregnant with child of my soul who wears demonic face of happiness.
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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