New Reasons To Live © Surazeus 2024 04 05 Each time I survive the violet night I walk out to the fig tree by the fence and watch the sunlight paint thoughts into shape so I consider why organic beings suffer from hurt and loss with tangled roots that seek beauty deep in heart of the Earth. I sway with trees that dance in mindless wind and shout to clouds how much I want to live, then touch the chilly moist soil of the Earth to feel potential passion surge with hope that I can generate from ache of fruit new body for my soul to live again. The only afterlife I know is real is when I generate body of flesh with seed of passion planted by the sun in child who sprouts from vision of my brain to replicate this face I call my own who stares at me from water of the Earth. The river of the world, that never stops flowing from laughter of rain in the sky, softens my heart with caress of its song that leaves time-polished stones along my path where I walk every day among fruit trees to see if I am still alive on Earth. Though I wake up by accident of breath each morning at red blazing flash of light, I walk circling path in grove of fruit trees along slow-curving river shore of time till I discover new reasons to live in song of sparrows on fragile tree limbs. I sing with whole body of my delight while floating dizzily on the large flat stone high on top the lush hill of wind-swirled grass when I see how life-spinning Earth is round as ripe green apple gleaming in my hand that blows my mind with its beautiful taste. Then far away on distant river shore I see small herd of horses with long tails gallop swiftly with joy of random being, and I delight in how their flowing manes create this Earth from passion of their hearts till I vanish through vacancy of faith. Amazed to wake again another day, I wonder why I sink into dark sleep and vanish in the lightless gloom of night as if my spirit walks wet moonlit hills to sing with ravens of the midnight hour who visit me as I write in the tower.
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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