Her Grave In My Heart © Surazeus 2025 06 04 After I turn back at shiver of fear, when shadow from the angel of death looms cold as dark thunderclouds blotting the sun, Death turns into small stone angel with wings past which small kitten with fierce dragon eyes prances boldly toward me on hell-bent paws. As I kneel down in cemetery grass to pet the kitten with green dragon eyes I ponder weird question of origins embodied by the stone on the sea shore where girls veiled by rain dig oysters and clams while they sing in rhythm with sunlit waves. Balanced on tip of the slow-spinning world, contained by structure of cerulean skies, I hesitate to reveal secret dreams in which the world crumbles into weird words, though I arrange syllables of cold hours with absolute assurance of the truth. Because the ever-flowing stream of time illuminates strange concepts of my mind, I adjust dark melancholy of fate to awaken divine consciousness of self from sloughing agony of wretched pain through clarity of language I design. Drowsy with innocent naivete that crouches on the stone in mute toad form, I measure strict vibration of despair contained within minute eye of the sun that gleams gold above horizon of hope while silver waves erode the rocky shore. When Death knocks on my mirrored chamber door the star-eyed Angel of Hope shields my heart from agony that millions of souls suffer though I hear shriek of their desperate prayers in songs of birds that flit in apple trees while people drive cars on highways of fear. Her voice shimmers in shadow of the cloud, floating over harbor of broken ships, which darkens roofs of houses full of ghosts, and cools blank stone of her grave in my heart slowly moving across immobile hills while the sparrow flies at the window sky. The stone angel with wings in dew-wet grass in cheerful cemetery by the sea watches me with moon-black eyes of respect while I consume and create surreal dreams, because if I look away from her face Death will transform from mute stone and attack.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Orpheus stares at the small stone angel with wings at the grave of Minerva for ten thousand years, hoping Death would be stayed by knowledge.
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