Bend Our Wounded Bodies © Surazeus 2026 09 05 I cannot bury thoughts in open ground except they sprout to angels without wings who plow deep soil and plant aggressive seeds with plan to claim this land as ancient home based on weird paradigm that graves may mark our territory where we live and die. Heart quickened with tellurian redolence, sweet scented by dream-rotten flesh of gods, I pour libation of mysterious wine in soil for skulls of prophets to imbibe that fuels intense expression of deep faith far-rooted from great mountains of contempt. Against now-sudden freakish snow of hope we bend our wounded bodies to contain enduring hope for time-unspooling truth, connived by thieves who wear official robes by claiming land our fathers tilled as theirs despite objection at injustice done. Contorted by fierce loneliness of faith, propped up by worthless prayers for liberty, we grasp contingent way for solving how dire vanishment at stark cadence of hate constrains alert expansion beyond pain when house door of our hope is locked by greed. Sweet berries may sustain our bitterness that buoyant urgency drives our vain quest, though we dare retain our false bravery with dreamless laughter of indifferent storms that thrash our straw homes into swirls of power, unbound by helpless acceptance of fate. Preserved by peaceful absences of fate that twist our mountain hearts in coils of rage, we search for cold wind in fear-jagged cave that hides unspeakable truth in bright names we share with sparkling ardency of change, still mirrored by dark river of our faith. On last day of the world near edge of truth we pluck fresh fruit of knowledge from the tree that transforms bodies of ancestral dreams to pulchritude of loyal innocence, because this land is formed from hidden graves where ghosts of people whisper how to live. Down stone-paved trails of jagged opulence we search for beauty blooming from cracked skulls to find soul of our world in faceless gods who loom in shining clouds above brave hills, revealing wounds that strength hearts with faith till we become dirt of the signless road.
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, September 5, 2026
Bend Our Wounded Bodies
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Orpheus finds refugees from the highland clearances and takes them on ships from Scotland to the hills of Carolina where they steal land from faceless ghosts.
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