Corpse Of Your Dead God © Surazeus 2026 01 22 When I am finished eating all the stars after running through valley of the dead, I will carry huge corpse of your dead god on my back to open love-broken doors, then suavely stroll across the writhing bridge till I arrive at the ultimate edge. Sufficient compensation as reward for cleaning rotten garbage from the church will never resupply my bank account while butchered cow of god hangs from the cord on which depends joke of the destitute with aggressive faith for the absolute. When I grow youthful with the turning globe that spirals over pyramid of fruit I play cowled role of the scythe-swinging ghost who beckons you to join judgmental probe, qualified by blind devil of the lake to advocate for the fruit-stealing snake. Though jauntily unbowed by social crash our old world order suffers this strange hour, I seek the star-eyed Sibyl in Dream Tower to learn calculus of puzzling potash which fertilizes fields of theology through prophecies based on psychology. With constellated powers of the brain I trick aggressive tyrants of empires to fund operations of psychic choirs through preposterous scam of cloistered coins exchanged by proud ghosts of the stock exchange who read auguries of the crumbling range. We sell our failures to the sports goods store with brave ambition of scared puppeteers who hang enemy skulls on chandeliers despite bad dreams that shake our mental core before we take tea on long afternoons to avoid explosions of graveyard moons. We plant trees we never sit under now to construct kites from insecurities because no one gives up their liberties till Jesus returns on the holy cow which never happens, even to this day, since none escape catatonic decay. Through attentive parlay of energy we present our bodies as tragic art by understanding how we got our start evolving fish to god with panurgy so we can build new order of the world based on dream design of the cosmic herald.
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, January 22, 2026
Corpse Of Your Dead God
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Orpheus drags the corpse of Cronus across the waste land where the ghost of Apollo walks by his side till he arrives at the South Pole where he hangs the dead god as a flag on a pole.
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