Head Of Ozymandias © Surazeus 2024 03 11 Through screaming silence of the gold god-mask every king who ever reigned explicates complex program for how to organize aggressive warriors and farmers to prove divine right to command how people act so the whole community may survive. Though we attempt to describe what we see in sentences that convey concepts clearly from mind to mind in waves of honesty, absolute truth eludes our bumbling spells more slippery than eels in frightened streams, so I reprogram how I film the world. Though I speak clearly through this mirror mask with grand authority of the Cloud Voice, I hide my name and features of my face so you will never know who I might be, except to hint that I am who you see when you sense lightning flash across the sky. Through sensible expressions stating facts I prove I am not yet dead as the rock that slips from hands of Sisyphus each dusk and smashes gold idols with feet of clay that loom as shadows over all we do, then stand on head of Ozymandias. Should angels fear to tread in hall of mirrors where ghosts play pianos with no hands, then I will claim the fallen crown of power and strut on Pyramid of the One Eye as I pretend I created this world where people kill each other to live free. Since no one sees Ephraim in the church preach holy wisdom of the Divine Self, we stand in line at the amusement park to vote for who will reign as President in constant battle between good and evil that controls wild revolution of change. Since we are born from choice our parents make, and find ourselves alive with grim surprise, we make the best of things with chocolate cake we eat while watching movies about spies who search for demon of the placid lake where rotting corpse of Lucifer still lies. Should Ephraim speak through the Spirit Board about salvation in the modern world, I will go to Florence with my shy lover and paint statue of David in bright colors for portrait that hangs in glass church of ghosts who sing elegy for Son of the Owl.
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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