Land Where Our Skulls Sing © Surazeus 2025 11 06 My sad raven keeps my secret name hid in sun-purpled shadows of lonely spruce so I can see my soul inside my home built from bones of ancestors who hold holy words of wisdom my mothers mold from stories blind ghosts whisper in the wind. Through swirls of fog over the blood-black sea I sail fragile boat of my heart to find secret island where my enemies dwell as I cross boundary of the craggy land to gather raven eggs with wounded hand for we spring from deep furrows of the past. Respect for strange beauty bound by cold light reaches high to caress sky of my mind that reflects secret thoughts I never share with people who build walls of our abode yet always walk with me on the long road that winds around high mountain of the stars. From breath of silence in valleys of lakes my tongue spirals words on the origin of primal thunder that powers our hearts with solemn rattle of mortality for we accept spirit finality in songs that death articulates with hope. Yet thunder that vibrates on mountain walls expresses passion of my wordless heart with bitter honesty of splintered faith when I meet Cadmus by the singing sea whose letters give my heart wings to fly free over cloud-capped summits of boundless hills. Though scattered now across the endless plains our fragmented tribes build homes on lush shores where they all sing with voices of the wind tale of our first mother in ancient lore whose wisdom programs our rich mental store as lamp that guides our quest for paradise. If our first mother rises from the dead she may stride bravely in fear-shadowed woods to gather golden resin from spruce trees so we can chew nurturing blood of faith that sparks in our hearts dream of the god wraith whose spirit feeds our souls with blood of time. Our bodies writhe from roots of ancient spruce so we spread raven wings of curious hope to heap dust of the dead in bulging hills where we build homes from dragon bones of truth according to rules of messiah sleuth because we own the land where our skulls sing.
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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Thursday, November 6, 2025
Land Where Our Skulls Sing
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Orpheus travels village to village along the river from the mountains to the sea where he sings about legendary deeds of first mother Scythia.
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