My Wings Icarus Made © Surazeus 2023 07 16 Residual flow of nonchalant desire explains how city roads of sun-gold skies expand conceptual view of broken toys who hang around the library all day while Satan plays piano with contempt to prove Death erases us from the world. If gargoyle perched on tall cathedral spire reveals location of my treasure chest to all the people driving motor cars on asphalt roads through summer afternoons then I will hide my wings Icarus made behind grand pianos in concert halls. Orpheus wanders busy avenues past shopping malls and crowded theaters where superheroes wearing mask of Zeus battle fascist dragons with network eyes to save the common people from world war though he knows the way through the Underworld. Yet moon-black raven with red diamond eyes, perched on bust of Pallas above my door, brings plums and red mushrooms from the icebox for me to eat while I watch petals fall from wet black boughs that gleam like morning snow since everyone I know will soon be dead. Till Alastor sells me his leaky boat I will explore poppy fields of Elysium with my two best friends from our college days, Adonais and Lycidas, who sing sea shanties by flickering fire on the beach as we roast hot dogs beneath the blue moon. Orpheus hesitates at the glass door to marble foyer of the First State Bank where he keeps his lyre by the urinal displayed as concept of new modern art while hurricanes dance on the Silly Sea and movie stars drink beer in Albany. Economists and pundits analyze aggressive nature of the Modern Man who bears on his shoulders the heavy world while rolling boulder of wealth up the hill till value of the dollar tumbles down when Jack and Jill run away with the crown. While riding White Hart on the Brooklyn Bridge Apollo strums the lyre of noble pride to find many-footed Manhattan bound under glass pyramid of ancient faith where drunken dancers worship the God Wraith who billows from smoke stacks of factories.
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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