Explosions Of Epiphanies © Surazeus 2024 12 17 Back and forth the little sparrow rotates twelve times between broken clock in the tree and orange dripping blood in the church tower so I can calculate how long it takes to change my boredom into jollity without regard to homeless of the world. If we all gather on the river shore at the same time the tower of gold falls, we might agree to put an end to war and strew all our weapons upon the ground, but someone will find a reason to fight, so we will have to convene somewhere else. Once we invade the glass convention hall to hold discussions about the dream code with moderators keeping the talks civil, we can all pretend we understand well how words arranged in various formulas project accurate visions of the world. I refuse to let you publish this spell in your prestigious literary journal because its symbols might collide with lies people prefer to believe about fate, and cause explosions of epiphanies that would shatter fragile egos of poets. Instead we shall stroll to the Irish pub to eat hamburgers and drink golden beer then talk about the dying of the light and how we shall not go gentle into it, as if our blind faith in the afterlife ensures our place in halls of paradise. When I go looking for the afterlife I see this fantasy of desperate fools is nothing more than illusion of hope, and find instead the dreamless nevermore where we sink into dark gloom of the sea where our genes were woven by Mother Earth. Nowhere else in all the universe, nor in all the flow of eternity, has anyone else who is just like me, with all my special features I design based on my private experiences, existed with my weird consciousness. I ponder what the sparrow wants to say as I play chess with Death on the sea shore, then follow the river among lush hills to cavern of illusions where my soul was forged from gusts of wind that open doors when I welcome you to my floating home.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Orpheus grills hamburgers for countless ghosts of the dead gathered on his river boat for the holiday festivities.
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