Job Of Dream Scout © Surazeus 2024 01 01 If I get another chance to find out how every lone soul in the universe is connected by the sparkle of atoms, I might apply for the job of dream scout to investigate who cast the first curse in the ancient war between garden Adams. Beyond transcendent pulse of spirit minds that binds our bodies with collective force essential to the function of state heavens, I might be dazzled by infinite kinds of angels springing from the cosmic source who incarnate in Odin-charming ravens. When Neptune swims to bottom of the sea to find lost trident of the founding god so he can defeat the arrogant tyrant, I might learn how to forge the psychic key by which I fertilize genetic pod on quest to generate life as new parent. Through endless labyrinth of human fears to explore history of the human race encoding tropes in our fantastic story, I might decide to shift conceptual gears when I see in the sun weird divine face that never will fit any category. Though I admire with true love in my heart steadfast loyalty that Cordelia shows when she tries to convert the raving heathen, I might attempt, with calculating chart, to prove I love her with the crystal rose till she explains she wants to marry Phaethon. If I can find Ophelia soon enough to rescue her from drowning in the Styx when I go strolling in Elysian meadow, I might record how hot atomic stuff composes our souls with chemical tricks when the Seraph appears as verbal shadow. Since Melusine agreed to marry me in moonlight more than twenty years ago and took me to Temple of Saraswati, I might fight so every soul can live free to expand world empire from Jericho through secret plan of the Illuminati. Though I still find myself alive on Earth while evolving four hundred million years from fish to wingless angel as Athena, I might reveal secret of second birth incarnate in brain of neurotic gears when I leap toward stars as the ballerina.
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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