If Time Goes Weird © Surazeus 2023 08 07 If time goes weird at flashing of the rain when my soul resurrects from brutal pain I breast cold darkness with aggressive force, breaching paradise walls to change my course against dire fate determined by blind god who slouches in sea cave with mask of fraud. On helpless wings of flapping nonchalance, to which my cries elicit no response, I search the world for scattered body parts in secret vales not marked on any charts till I assemble puzzle of my mind from global world view Osiris designed. Yet none will lead me from Plutonian caves during renaissance of wild ocean waves to humble churches lost in misty swamps where hornless demons sing as Bacchus stomps in wicked harmony with hurricanes when angry slaves at last break legal chains. Because I hear scream of the butterfly who leads me soaring in the starless sky I search for home on Brickleberry Ridge but wander lost on evolution bridge to study how I transformed into me through ideal patterns of the psychic key. With integration of my tangled thoughts which I unravel through neurotic knots I calculate cost of religious schemes to misinterpret prophecy of dreams encased on marble idols in grand hall which I find hidden by the waterfall. Brain soaked in psychedelic juice of love that drenches me from glowing clouds above, I join war refugees in huge parade to confront Jesus behind barricade where he aims rifle at my fragile skull when I ride into town on noble bull. Yet savior of mankind with magic wand strikes hard my head to break the social bond connecting me to people of my tribe who treasure me as their sacred dream scribe, so I breathe deep ethereal soul of truth to prove my status as messiah sleuth. For I fight demons who possess weak minds with clueless riddle of desire that blinds enormous god on golden throne of power who falls defeated by the honey flower which blooms from fractured skull of Sisyphus since I alone create my happiness.
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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