Eyes Of Ideal Math © Surazeus 2024 05 13 I watch the cat with eyes of ideal math to see if it will ever get abstract, and though the cat remains in present form I see eternal Catness in its grace, so this cat embodies Eternal Cat who chases mice around the throne of God. Foolish enough to find joy in the wind, which animates bodies of special forms with aggressive passion of lust for life, I move with clumsy grace of the blithe fool through nameless people of the teeming crowd that flows across the bridge of Wonderland. We will not fall into river of tears unless we veer from rigid path of faith that bridge of forgetfulness will not fall, so we find partners in the swirling mist and dance to thunderous beat of our hearts that wash our bodies into sea of death. Unconcerned about grim judgmental looks of nameless people walking somewhere else, I paint strange beauty of eternal grace on rectangular canvas of my eyes that shudders with each blast of river wind eager to catch me up with angel wings. Potential action of emotive notes indicate with journalist nonchalance that leader of the free world never comes close enough to calm lion in the zoo to capture spirit of her stoic grace as ballerina of the global stage. With radiant signals of the wifi wing I choose which hymn of naked faith to sing though towers of power collapse to dust at sudden strike of airplanes from the sky when Jupiter hurls thunderbolt of grief to redesign the world view of our minds. Through happenstance of my experience with casual prophecy of naked fear I find weird beauty of our human soul displayed in skeletons of steel and glass illumined by stark light of nevermore that glitters in the mirror mask of god. Though serpent in the apple tree of truth remains coiled taut in painting on the urn, that gleams in dim museum light of faith, I reach out my hand to caress her fruit so I can taste divine wisdom of love that cracks at human touch of selfish words.
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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