Holy Book Of Why © Surazeus 2023 06 23 If I can hear soft singing of the sky that urges me to seek and wonder why our bodies blossom from tears of the rain then I could transcend this material plane beamed by crackle of the telephone voice that teaches me I always make the choice. If I can hear sweet laughter of the snow preserved by story of the picture show that flickers dim on blank face of the moon then I will compose the house-haunting tune to wake dead gods with mind-expanding spice that teaches me I always pay the price. If I can hear harsh howling of the sea surge through my body with carnality that weaves my spirit from atomic light then I might work as the honest wheelwright inspired by Helius to travel the world that teaches me how to play cosmic herald. If I can hear one voice in buzz of lies express new world view designed by dream spies who search through trash of long-forgotten myths then I should carve on crystal monolith my epic poem of dead philosophers that teaches me key of cartographers. If I can hear mute voices of the dead cry out to angels trapped inside my head with secret wisdom of the Holy Grail then I may comprehend the shocking tale told by the idiot of the internet that teaches me truth I should not forget. If I can hear code of the monitor that programs how I think like Lucifer who guides the lost with light to paradise then I would conceal the homing device I use to map the way to Nowhere Land that teaches me how to build with my hand. If I can hear the forest call my name to come and play the soul-adjusting game designed by Tiresias from the Snake Eye then I shall write new Holy Book of Why explaining evolution of the soul that teaches me God Mind of the White Whole. If I can hear weird love song of the wind sung by the aching heart of Melusine who gives me cup of water from her well then I must build Thought Library in Hell so broken demons can heal from their hurt that teaches me my brain is dreaming dirt.
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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