Bloom From Cosmic Dust © Surazeus 2024 05 19 More weary than time-vanished castle walls, thoughtful as ravens on telephone lines, I stare out window of suburban house at tall unmoving oaks that wait for me to play dramatic role assigned by fate though I choose to never participate. Though particles of light curl into balls that condense the big bang in jewel mines, I feel tense nonchalance beside my spouse who wears light-gleaming robe of Liberty while I sail the wild sea in fragile boat back to misty isle of the prudent goat. Less happy than dream-fractured temple rooms, cunning as jesters in theater shows, I weave resourceful vision of the past with diligent attention to how fools scam each other with cryptic currency in desperate attempt to fake potency. Since chemicals of brains nurture state tombs that feature genuine wisdom of the rose, I conjure fable for the world broadcast presenting how mankind invented tools which should encourage psychic agency to make new tales that fill soul vacancy. After shameless adjacency of trust, staged by beloved friends of wingless planes, I stir fierce courage deep in cordial pond to rise as hairy monster of my mind through battle to control the narrative based firm on the global imperative. Yet families strolling shady streets of faith on Sunday afternoons of secure pride wave to my shadow behind mirror glass when I declare global emergency by exploiting disaster of warfare to claim gold crown forged by the mother bear. Before our bodies bloom from cosmic dust to program world view in conceptual brains, I crawl from abyss where our souls were spawned to forest grove where dead god lies enshrined so I can understand how I should live in commercial game of create and give. Therefore I rise as television wraith from magic wand that Fame prefers to hide so I can calculate atomic mass required to value social currency, then shift dream-gears of my electric car so I can bring Phoebus his lost guitar.
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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