Devil With My Face © Surazeus 2024 11 07 When I become the devil with my face, zooming in my starship through outer space, I shall expand my psychic consciousness large as our galaxy of preciousness, shaped oval as my dragon-engined brain programmed to analyze each loss as gain. In portrait of the devil with my face, which transforms into God without a trace, the noble spirit of my programmed soul attends sharp focus on its sacred goal to flow in harmony with waves of change that flex with rules across my moral range. Hidden inside the devil with my face, I search for manuscript on the bookcase recording secret riddles of my code that could provide clues to the signless road which I should follow to find paradise with functions powered by a nuclear device. Performing as the devil with my face, I play Orpheus in this public space as psychopomp who leads the nameless dead to land of bitterness for ritual bread we eat when dancing on the pyramid while I search for where gold tablets are hid. Though I wake as the devil with my face by strumming lyre of Mercury with grace, I escape paradise after my show, evading Death across mountains of snow, to find wings of Icarus in the cave which helps me translate riddles of the wave. Talk to me as the devil with my face to discuss our progress in the arms race when Odysseus and Aphrodite run for President who controls the Law Gun in contest to run the money machine designed by mad grandson of Melusine. Amused I am the devil with my face, caught in the act of performing god-face, I twirl gold scepter with the Diamond Eye refracting divine souls from the Blue Sky to battle for Jehovah as God of Earth for right to assess what each soul is worth. When I quit being the devil with my face, spouting rhetoric on the master race, I will retreat from global power game because the result is always the same, yet I will return as the cosmic herald with new vision that will unite our world.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Orpheus takes off the mask of the devil after finishing his show, then goes out with cast and crew to the Crippled Pegasus Pub where they eat nachos and drink root beer long after midnight.
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