Face Behind The Mask © Surazeus 2025 08 28 Trust laughs at how rain floods the silver plain with solid evidence of brutal faith despite foul murder by the lovely host who putters about in garden of flowers that bloom from bodies buried in the soil of thieves who invaded her cottage at night. Rain patters roof of the crooked hotel perched daintily atop the skull-round hill where battered black car with gleaming headlights parks halfway up on the narrow sidewalk, windshield wipers squeaking on fractured glass, watched by the raven on the broken sign. Black boots crunch shards of shattered window glass as Samuel pushes open old oak door and steps into the lobby with one table lit dimly by one almost-burned-out candle that flickers madly in the eerie gloom to highlight wrinkled face of the old witch. One eye blue as the sea after the storm glares up at gaunt face of the visitor who smiles with sinister joy of the jester wearing black fedora and black trench coat as he asks if she knows the pastor named Fink, but she just taps the sign-in book and sneers. The young girl with long blond hair and green eyes, who wears cute yellow dress and pink felt hat, descends the narrow stairs beside the desk, then smiles brightly at the jester in black as she unfolds the red rose of her hand to reveal the gold grail studded with jewels. Though he reaches hand to acquire the grail, the star-eyed girl whispers with thunder-soft voice that echoes solemn prophecy of fate how time will readjust conceptual frame programming how our human brains perceive, which transforms the grail into the black owl. The lovely host appears with tray of tea so they all sit at round table of faith, the jester, the girl, the witch, and the host, to play recurring game of psychic chess till jester reveals his face behind the mask to be detective from the court of Hell. While the wily detective without his mask weaves tapestry of crime from random clues, the three fates unravel web of his brain in writhing tendrils that connect the stars through our enormous galaxy in swirl of singing angels when he tries to run.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Orpheus asks the lovely host if she can show him where she buried the bodies in her garden of beautiful fragile flowers, and she smiles.
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