Busy City Maze © Surazeus 2022 12 23 Tired of walking in busy city maze with nowhere to go and no one to meet, I lie down on the soft meridian grass that shimmers in the middle of the street between streams of cars speeding toward success so I can feel the heartbeat of the Earth. I float in contemplation of the sky that mirrors weird variable of my soul, yet feel thrumming vibration of machines from cars, factories, churches, and cafes swirl around me through waves of energy that carry me across the noisy sea. My ancestors for many generations operated castles as power points controlling markets where people sell goods they create in craft shops, ranches, and farms, but I want to play no part in their game generating wealth for the divine king. I sit all day on soft meridian grass, strumming guitar and singing ancient hymns that one one can hear from their rumbling cars, then I walk down to shore of the wild sea and listen to mindless song of the waves that mocks ambitions of humanity. Though I do not want to play mindless role in the global food-production machine, operated by class struggle for power between owners and workers over wealth conjured by credits in our bank accounts, I have no vision for some better way. My heart is burdened by anxiety as I wander listless in money maze where glamorous beauty of the cyberstar outshines plain passion of reality so I hide my real face with shining mask that beams charisma from computer screens. Not brave as Icarus soaring on fake wings, nor clever as Orpheus in dream cave, I stumble blindly toward my destiny caring not whether I succeed for fail, till I find myself stuck in paradise where God is awake in the human brain. As I meditate on meridian grass, ignoring fierce turmoil of politics between factions of humans blind with fear, I rise again and walk past busy stores to find treasure of truth in maze of myths, forever lost in busy city maze.
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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