Who You Really Are © Surazeus 2024 05 15 I know you are not who you seem to be so I will misrecognize who you are and pretend you are who you want to be each time I misidentify your being as universal concept of yourself masked by the special ideal you could be. When you finally see contours of your face reflected in window glass of the car, that glides on signless road of anywhere past ten thousand homes where you never live, you will recognize the one most strange house where you hide yourself from the Everyone. Because I know well you will never read this strange riddle I write only for you, I will tell you everything you should know about how people perceive you to be, though that will never alter how you see the inner self you want the world to see. When you are reading this about yourself you will not recognize whom I present, for you are entirely someone else, completely different in most every way from this person I depict with these words, so you can pretend you are anyone. When you play the predesigned character you choose to perform in the video game, you become the person you want to be, completely different from the one you are, so when you fight your doppelganger self you always forget who you really are. When you world-leap across the multiverse to inhabit every self you could be, you find that you always perform the same no matter nature of the circumstance, so you detect personality quirks common to every self you choose to play. You play actor, puppet, and puppeteer in theatrical game of social life based on ambiguous myth of long-dead gods that shatters you into billions of yous who wear reflective mirror of your face since each claims you are the only real You. You stand before clear mirror of the world and ask yourself why you are not yet dead, then you turn around and face the world so you can talk to You in everyone, for you see You in every you you see till you become the Nobody of death.
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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