Worship Of Odysseus © Surazeus 2023 04 25 How thoughtful of the tree to steal my name before the second coming of the lord so I can find out who I really am beneath this mask of ugliness I wear to scare the little children with my tears who chase the butterfly of happiness. How wonderful of the stone in my heart to urge my worship of Odysseus who wanders lonely as the godless cloud that splatters blood of angels on the hills where lonely mothers call names of their sons who never return from the holy wars. How awesome of the cow to ruminate on secret nature of the holy grail that lies forgotten in cold river mud while the hungry banker in the waste land does the police in different voices till the Phoenician sailor wakes by the sea. How playful of the prancing goat of Faunus to kick down doors of opportunity so people with the wrong color of skin can win awards reserved for the elite despite negative capability encoded in the epic never dreamed. How sportive of the jester in gold crown to invite us to dinner in grand hall where weeping mirrors reflect light of truth which blinds the princess on the roller skates who falls laughing off the cliff of despair with vivacious agony of true love. How quirky of the preacher on church stage who clutches assault rifle with both hands to scream about the greedy immigrants who steal our jobs to invade paradise till trumpets ring at coming of the lord when he explodes as nuclear bomb of hate. How whimsical of the old apple cart, left on the pyramid in moaning wind, to preserve memories of our broken hearts that find strange beauty in our wordless pain so we invent the magic alphabet as tomb that hides our souls in fairy tales. How artful of the piston engine car to glide on angel wings around the world as time machine we use to teleport eight thousand miles from Paris to Beijing in four days before the apocalypse redesigns our new global paradigm.
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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