Riddles Of The Chart © Surazeus 2023 08 06 If I try not to fall out of the sky I might become the angel who knows why Death never leaves bloody footprints in snow, yet still I sense stark shadow of her show revealing fierce aggression of my heart which I control through riddles of the chart. Encased in fluid furnace of my mind hot core-fire of the galaxy, refined by dreams strange children leave on cavern walls with hand-prints shocking as thought waterfalls, radiates from problematic innocence encoded through riddles of arrogance. Though empty house is heavy with my fear each beam of sunlight channeled by the gear sedates my timeless value with changed hands, awake with revelation on dream sands that shift across nations with surging tides, reckless enough to mirror social vibes. Somewhere in outer ether of our play I see you kneel before the void and pray for truth contained in gift box anger stole from the sad girl who wants to play the role of clever jester on roof of the church shouting riddles at demon in the birch. Because clear water sings across the rock I turn surprised at clicking of the lock, reluctant to reveal the human truth your smile extends to veil my money booth, yet still I harp on riddles we exchange for principle of silence you find strange. Among soul lanterns shining in the room where angels sleep to weave conceptual gloom I treasure grief in turning wheel of fate with vote against their paragon of hate who wanders blind in undetermined fog to buy wisdom from the dream catalog. Immaculate danger of flowered hills explains proud secret of old sparkling rills that water gardens where wild children run under careful watch of the Spider Sun whose billion eyes invent each newborn soul who channels conscious mind of the White Whole. Still chimes of freedom ring across the land where scared people lend each other a hand to build from ruins of America new all-inclusive state of Onatah which only exists in dream of my heart yet blooms more real from riddles of the chart.
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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