Grimace For The Modern Stage © Surazeus 2024 04 15 Jumping on concert stage in flashing lights, Oedipus strums lightning-bolt melodies that blast aggressive vibes of flaming bombs across huge stadium of wild dancing kids while Dionysus grips gold microphone and howls satire song that mocks senile Zeus. Riding in the long silver Limousine that gleams in neon lights of theaters, Oedipus eats Big Mac and drinks root beer while Jocasta snorts cocaine on the mirror through the rolled-up one-thousand-dollar bill, then whoops and hollers as her brain explodes. Diving naked in the large hotel pool that shimmers bright with the red vampire moon, Dionysus swims with twelve nameless nymphs who giggle as he drinks huge glass of wine, while Semele stands on the diving board and twirls slowly after eating mushrooms. Kicking open door to their hotel suite and shouting for his wife to come how now, Athamus waves large pistol at the crowd till Jupiter demands that he calm down just as Semele twirls into the room and explains she is with Minerva now. Begging Semele to take care of Bacchus who cries out for his mommy in the crib, Athamus shoots pistol at Jupiter, startled when the bullet shatters glass door, so Mars and Creon slam him to the floor, and Semele falls asleep on the bed. Filming it all with the video recorder while lurking behind statue of himself, Oedipus narrates secret fantasies he imagines each person at the scene attempts to hide in darkness of their heart, then asks Jupiter how he really feels. Presenting grimace for the modern stage as she charges into the crowded room, Jocasta declares she can see the future where humanity will destroy itself through unchecked greed of obsessive desire, then stabs out her eyes with laughter of rage. Waking up alone in the hotel room as morning sun gleams through a shattered door, Oedipus stares in the mirror of truth at wrinkled old fool staring back at him, and just for one moment ponders how his life would be now if he had studied the law.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Monday, April 15, 2024
Grimace For The Modern Stage
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