Cyclic Patterns Of Return © Surazeus 2025 05 02 My ancestors once lived on river boats, spending all day floating on silver waves to flow with the current of constant change that swirls in cyclic patterns of return, day after day catching fish from the dark, then roasting them on shore under bright stars. Thousands of years later I spend all day sitting at the desk in my cozy home before the bright glowing computer screen, designing maps that imitate the world for my job supporting our state defense, then writing poems to record history. If I grow angel wings out of my beating heart and soar into the sky among wild clouds, I could gaze down on spinning globe of Earth to dream its evolution over time in how we organic creatures evolve through generation of our conscious brains. Then I could sing about the sparkling rain that drenches fields of dreams where children play hide and seek in primitive social games that foreshadow how we live as adults when we perform tense political games over who wins power till we all die. Too often as I work designing maps while contemplating current world events, I feel my heart ache with nostalgic hope for spending all day on the river boat to float with currents of self-controlled change predictable with formulas of fate. No individual can control world change, though some assert their vain authority by threatening violence sanctioned by laws that should maintain social stability except when people struggling against hate revolt against oppressive tyranny. Ignoring tales on internet news sites expressed through conflicting narrative frames, I walk alone my quiet neighborhood to feel soft breezes of May kiss my soul, and wonder when gangs of mad boys with guns will kick in my door and drag me to jail. How lucky I must be, I grimly smirk, that no one pays attention to my dreams smeared in black blood of demons on the wall inside cathedral of the laughing clown where howling skull of Hamlet prophesies rise of Zarathia from ruins of war.
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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Friday, May 2, 2025
Cyclic Patterns Of Return
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Orpheus strums lyre of Mercury and prophesies rise of Zarathia on the ruins of America.
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