Room Of Silver Light © Surazeus 2026 03 07 Azure silence in room of silver light reveals itself in white blooms on gray trees that flutter wings of horizontal flight to map untended roots of flaming breeze that centers me at core of flashing time, unshaken by electric scarlet chime. Companions on our journey through the void, we measure far horizon of our hearts that spin on vibrant axis as ovoid designed by secret message on dream charts we share at sudden shock of reborn fate that should require our frail bodies to wait. Despite pure chaos spooling migrant brains with ancient strength of honest ardency, I pray with trees in gratitude of rains that stain our tattooed souls with vagrancy, because we sell true beauty of the soul against good sense that complicates our goal. Too small of thought to conjure difference between expended voice of timeless faith and wretched laughter of grim nonchalance, I exercise expensive dance of truth with joyful howl of brave contrarian because I love our Dream Librarian. Expendable drop of conceptual rain, doomed to disappear in tides of change, I shine with festive bitterness of pain because I dare traverse the global range of hungry mountains on quest for respect detailing progress of my social sect. So when I take my fundamental place on pedestal among dire certainties, I measure sand as substance of my face which glows through specter of solidities, because each moment of this fleeting play I beam appearances that never stay. Awake with surprise through eternity, I become Galanthus nivalis bloom that gleams with snowdrop of uncertainty, dispersing horror of impending doom with simple confidence of honored breath since I accept inevitable death. If the meek inherit dream of the Earth to dwell in ruins of old temple halls, I find in grass and stone immortal worth as paintings of dead gods on broken walls, so I watch dragon-shaped clouds in blue skies conceal activities of psychic spies.
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, March 7, 2026
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Orpheus photographs the temple ruins at Tulum as he contemplates the rise and fall of civilizations based on how they treat women.
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