Not Afraid Of Flowers © Surazeus 2024 04 18 Light sprig of lavender dances with glee of jaunty seriousness, sprung from despair, when butterfly of happiness departs to watch the wanderers walk roadless plain till they relax under beech tree of truth to ponder wisdom of the flashing rain. We are not symbols of your wordless hope for we are nothing more than human beings who search for somewhere on this hostile world to build new home and tend garden of crops so we may contemplate strange mystery that bonds our hearts to seasons of the sun. With subtle hands of too-perceptive wit we mend invisible fence of blind fear drawn by men with guns in towers of stone to trap our ambition in maze of tricks designed to keep us bound to work the land though we assert our right to sovereign faith. With bleeding hands of vibrant discontent we pull deceptive weeds from ground of lies while gazing through barbed wire of helpless rage to watch the turtle trundle with calm pride as guide to lead lost refugees of war through swirling portal of the holocaust. Thick clots of hair in snow of fortitude, blackened by fire on ovens of despair, twitch in lonely wind of winter to show we are not afraid of flowers that sprout bright from nameless corpses of glowing bones when skeletons dance for indifferent moon. Despite absolute precision of Death, who lingers as shadows in empty graves, we hold each other tight on frail wood bed to struggle with despair of naked fear through sweet romantic kisses of the mind till we are born as children of our hearts. Eating bread and cheese at table of lust, I ponder ethical puzzle of truth with mind submerged in currents of events that drown our souls in floods of global hate as we imagine horror of world war that smashes everything we hold as good. In silent spaces of the prison camp I walk with faceless ghosts of people killed by startled nonchalance of passing time though we leave books of stories in the house where no one will ever live free again till coming of the crow with wings of fire.
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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