Mirror Mask Of Sisyphus © Surazeus 2025 03 22 Hieroglyphs inscribed on lightning-cracked stones depict the Raven God with thirteen eyes leading refugees of home-blasting war through narrow roadless mountain vale of hope to find dream garden of the Promised Land hidden behind enormous walls of wealth. To walk backward in future of the mind where television screens in trunks of trees present whole history of the human race, I wear the mirror mask of Sisyphus to stand before statue of Pegasus and pose for celebrity photographs. While marching in the band of howling clowns in oval stadium full of cheering crowds, we gather fragments of shattered world views to build abstract sculptures of twisted bars which represent the leading characters performing roles in our disastrous show. Organic forms of plants and animals emerge from pungent passion of the soil to play the subtle personality sensitive to ever-shifting terrain in social drama fraught with fake respect that changes lives with contrived honesty. Traveling through space of transforming time to work in garden of flowers and herbs, I consider how the stranger might feel on reversing tide of conceptual hope where I shall sing plain prophecies of doom while taking stock of truth designed by fate. Wolves surround the wounded king in the snow who prays to the rising moon with fierce hope to extract lithium from old rugged hills where every honest poet in the world wanders among cactus of blind skeletons who dance on graves of thieving oligarchs. If we remember her electric laugh that rings cathedral bells of self-control, we might soon comprehend why colors cry to robot angels of Elysium who sell stolen feathers of Pegasus to curious tourists from land of the brave. Though I escape blank page of the dream book I will play better self my heart designs to steal the thorny crown of sacrifice from head of the god who eats lightning strikes so he can become human before he dies and his atoms formulate flowing streams.
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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Saturday, March 22, 2025
Mirror Mask Of Sisyphus
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Orpheus buys mirror mask of Sisyphus from Goodwill in the small university town to prank his best friend who lost her government job.
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