Keyed To Open Minds © Surazeus 2025 11 08 Baked cookies are flying saucers of the heart, warming my soul on chilly autumn nights when oak leaves shroud my house and yard in names of all the people who have ever lived so I remember stories of their lives as I eat sweetness of our innocence. My heart remembers what it contemplates with aching sorrow drawn from memory that raises ghosts of people I once knew from mute oblivion of being unnamed as they haunt silence of dark evening hours and ask me to write their names in the dirt. When birds sing cheerfully in evening glow I am fooled that Gabriel has returned with another message for me to write with blood of angels killed by speeding cars so I pause in half-open door of fear to translate solemn words of prophecy. Yet when the Future speaks into my heart dumb echo of its voice reverberates down endless corridors of city streets in coded signs of weird profundity which substitute old meanings for new lies through execution keyed to open minds. Aligned with travelers of bravery who never turn back to the homes they leave, I measure vastness of the changing sea, heart split by lightning flash of new respect, which Nature leaves undated in the sky, for I still live though love has burned my heart. If Earth reverses hemispheres of fate by how time could unstitch our universe, I would record strict circumstance of chance, appalled by ghastly wisdom children find as serpents slithering in tall grass of faith because I stand alone with ghosts of time. Unworthy talent of my shy attempt to bandage wounded heart of travesty convinces few to gamble liberty for souls that retake moments of despair, hearts laden with unwanted guilt of failure, since horror always finds us vulnerable. Arresting fall from Heaven on bold wing, I rise with courage of attentive theme designed to resurrect my wounded heart from grave of sadness so I fly again on swift plumed feet of delirious angst and give cookies to homeless on the street.
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
Keyed To Open Minds
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Orpheus leans against the lamppost outside the bookstore filled with shoppers for holiday, and contemplates the mystery of human existence.
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