Airport Of The Laughing Mime © Surazeus 2023 03 01 Lost in vast airport of the laughing mime, I run forever toward gate of desire with desperate agony to catch my flight to transcendental mountains of intrigue in quest for cave of curiosity where cautious demons sew dream tapestry. Stuck in glass airport of the laughing mime, I stand beside gate to infinity and strum blues melodies on old guitar while chanting epic tale of Sundiata to redesign concept of heroism within fractal framework of socialism. Bored in steel airport of the laughing mime, I read history of the world in huge novels that answer question what would Jesus do as if he were German and not the Jew who walks on water as the Argonaut still searching Colchis for the Golden Naught. Shocked in mist airport of the laughing mime, I travel far to find what never tires because our incomprehensible Earth is rude with silence of our aching hearts about divine beauty of chemicals that bloom from sparkling waves of particles. Amused in airport of the laughing mime, I stand with silent trees on changing shores to embody strange country of my mind as wounded creature of threatening clouds who escapes true origin of the heart that translates common language of the chart. Pregnant in airport of the laughing mime, I swim upstream to cave of lurid ghosts so humble child of hunger may be born as talking animal with hidden wings who appears as the holy deer of truth in ruined cathedral of the dream sleuth. Revived in airport of the laughing mime, I sing ancient stories of desert ghosts who linger in shade of the prickly pear to speak in mournful language of the sand though airplanes full of passengers soar high across glass horizon of the world eye. Voiceless in airport of the laughing mime, I open every door to Nowhere Land where millions of people alone in rooms write code on blank walls with blood of their brains till I catch my flight to Elysium in starship powered by dilithium.
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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