Crowns Of Jeweled Power © Surazeus 2025 11 08 I try not to begin with sudden rain, but how it leaps from hollow hole of light startles me awake from numb reverie to wonder at strange mystery of its way, drawing wild torrents from the surging sea to soak sun-sorrowed hills with agony. Collapsing into absence of desire, I hide from eager caress of cold rain that seeks to penetrate my silky skin and flush my brittle body with hot words from lush-grass humming of laconic lust that saturates my heart with subtle faith. Though desiccated by sardonic hope with arid honesty of withered will, I cling to concept of enormous hills protecting me from mockery of sharp rain that splatters into pungent mist of fear which scatters wingless soul of everywhere. Trees stripped of contemplative ecstasy endure aggressive rage of bitter rain so I persist beyond extracted light against contagious hate with polity by organizing ghosts through bravery to shelter against winter in my heart. Each day another seer of ancient truth stumbles down steep slope of indifference and crumbles into globs of mindless mud washed away by deluge of ruthless rain so all grand visions of his divine brain dissipate into mist of molecules. When fierce warriors with arrogant swords clash in civil conflict to control rain, Death thrusts sharp blade of pain into their hearts and teaches them frail vanity of pride as they hang impaled in helpless surprise that power is delusion of the weak. Safe in tangled web of sheltering trees, I watch opposing armies of fierce men hack each other into quivering steaks on which feast black-eyed ravens of blind death till sudden rain of indifferent thirst exposes fragile skulls to ache of time. Not even their two competitive kings still stand alive as they thrust blades of pride in cold fraternal hearts when they embrace and die face to face on blood-muddied field, so I bury their crowns of jeweled power hidden in hollow darkness of my heart.
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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Saturday, November 8, 2025
Crowns Of Jeweled Power
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Orpheus finds young girl staring at two dead kings in the middle of a field heaped with the battle-mangled bodies of noble warriors, and gives her an apple to eat.
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