Statues Buried In Mud © Surazeus 2026 01 18 We build our empire of contending states on grand revelation that liberty should be enjoyed by every dreaming soul born from the fertile womb of Mother Earth to share fruits of our labor in the fields while we ensure equal justice for all. Yet portraits of gods on museum walls display no delicate features in forms that mimic bodies humans animate, nor resemble statutes buried in mud by avalanche of fate which cracks stone walls that should pertain to code of paradise. Convinced the secret treasure, Jesus forged from meteor that almost cracked the Earth, is buried lost in wind-lashed field of snow, young girl travels halfway around the globe to walk the treeless waste land of deep hope where she finds nothing more than one shy deer. At thrilling conclusion of her vain quest she finds quaint haiku written in the snow by feet of dark-eyed Junco that describe how friends gather around warm glowing hearth and linger late in moonlight to share tales from their childhoods in Television Land. Amused that she misunderstood cruel joke she heard from Tengu in the mountain cave, young girl sails Argos east across the sea to ask the bearded men beside the lake how we can trust intuition of signs based on clever twist of dire prophecies. Then just as she stands on the frozen hill to watch the train glide slowly with the sun, she feels how cherished daughters of our hearts are incarnations of the ancient Earth, so she cries out to beauty of the light despite how truth is always in our eyes. Because the ocean bares sharp teeth of ice we ask if mothers always know the way, appalled by bitter anguish of soul birth when seeds break open with demonic faith that sucks sweet sorrow of the endless rain each hour we are reborn to thrive and die. Beneath the oak that blooms on river shore, her father planted at hour of her birth, Persephone measures deliberate wind as breath transformed from ravens into words which teach us how to taste cerulean fruit because we know that all great empires fall.
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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Sunday, January 18, 2026
Statues Buried In Mud
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Orpheus finds Persephone in Television Land where plays the Manic Pixie Dream Girl in the tale of her quest to find the secret treasure of truth.
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