When I Put My Voice © Surazeus 2023 03 30 When I put my voice in the glowing box to beam my opinion deep in the sea I listen to conversation of rocks who discuss quintessence of liberty based on mother-daughter relationship that is not quite like our abandoned ship. When I put my voice in the empty home to redesign conceptual language key I hesitate to explain why I roam from passive-aggressive hostility against basic rules of good sportsmanship since I record my continental trip. When I put my voice in the hungry book to understand sweet language of the bee I fall in love with the productive cook, blessed with passion of soul fertility, who commissions my honest stewardship so we kiss by the lake, then take a dip. When I put my voice in the sullen lake to chat with mind serpent in the pear tree I analyze tales to discern the fake though I accept death with alacrity through fraudulent context of pastorship that conceals hatred with humorous quip. When I put my voice in the country tune to measure soul vibe of the river flow I play piano on the beach sand dune to channel dream code of the embryo because I boldly claim the authorship pertaining to my epic comic strip. When I put my voice in the doorless maze to offer my service to the moon crow I map road of faith in the purple haze when I sing from spontaneous overflow of feelings that evade state censorship so I steal dream nectar to take a sip. When I put my voice in the mountain cave to weep for Tammuz while I knead bread dough I find myself trapped in cathedral nave where Satan dares to play the piccolo as we feast and pray in close fellowship because the stone is worn by timeless drip. When I put my voice in the skull of god to record soul memories that help me grow I organize new global justice squad which I lead wearing mask of Scorpio to evade duty of messiahship though Jesus sees my faceless radar blip.
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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