Where I Play God © Surazeus 2025 08 11 While watching people live their daily lives in god-eye of the television screen, I forget to record their names and deeds in Book of Sorrows buried in tree roots that nourish Tree of Knowledge with our dreams which gleam in raindrops on its twisted limbs. I study features of each human face that flickers briefly on the dream-time screen so I can understand their secret thoughts that flash in words across mask of their soul though polished facade of arrogant pride fragments into sorrow of broken dreams. Blank faces of strangers I pass each day while walking streets in maze of numbered doors reflect unconscious feelings of my heart so I see in expressions they display secret character I attempt to hide because I feel the whole world lurch sideways. Thus I am ready to start work again designing artificial worlds from dreams where puppets of real people in my head perform their roles preserved in fairy tales where ten thousand incarnations of Phoebus compete to wear his golden mask of fame. I shall lay my skeleton of moon-glass among bright flowers of Elysium so bees brew mushroom honey from my blood for children of the rainbow to consume as they transform into shadows of light who gaze at jagged mountains in blue dusk. Orpheus strums the lyre of Mercury while he explains in twisting waves of verse that if we throw the true fortunate man into the never-ending stream of fate he will emerge with fresh fish in his mouth that feed nine billion people stuck on Earth. Because too many people judge my book based on its cover, which depicts too well obsessive nothingness of righteous faith that causes me to wander off the trail and struggle in the vine-entangled field, I fill one basket with all my dream eggs. When I blink from tension of the long day at fading of my autocratic brain, the multiverse of dream-conceptual code winks out of existence from nothingness till my neural net recreates the world where I play god till death erases all.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Orpheus steals the lyre of Mercury from Lucifer, then retires to run his kingdom in the fields of Elysium where people become puppets in his songs.
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