Weird Sense Of Foreboding © Surazeus 2026 01 09 Mired in weird sense of foreboding, my heart beats bruised wings against cage of social hopes, twisted into fears by contentious games people play to overcome shock that death stalks us all with beautiful eyes of pain smooth as stones polished by billion-year waves. Aggressive respect for untwisted wings motivates my passion to comprehend language of trees that scream into the void because I cannot predict with foresight how people will act when they leap with faith in constant battle to maintain control. Yet she will always bring plates of good food when I order meal in temple of doom to shelter from thunderstorm of despair while the one-eyed man with long tangled hair strums turtle-shell lyre and sings with sad voice about noble warriors who die in wars. Frightened by sudden explosion of words that bleed fake legends on pulsating walls, I climb to top of the electric spruce and squawk with eloquent riddles to prove I can fly high with wings of butterflies to scratch my true name on mask of the moon. When Venus gives me apple of her heart, I turn it into raven with three eyes because I would marry Tellus instead, though Nerthus distracts my heart with her eyes, so they all agree to share me with trust when I ride the white horse with pompous pride. Whatever these memories of my past have to do with the situation now that causes chaos in our Promised Land, I prefer to relax on my back porch and listen to sparrows sing about love while people rage against his tyranny. No weird prophetic verse of riddling truth, which I write on wave-swirling sands of time, will change the way global events unfold, so I chronicle what my eyes perceive, then leave book of their crimes in dusty hall where no one will read it ten thousand years. Though story of America we share, which narrates noble deeds of honest souls, falls apart when violent gangs attack innocent people to control their minds, great heroes will emerge from teeming crowds to prove better angels lead us from Hell.
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, January 9, 2026
Weird Sense Of Foreboding
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Orpheus wakes from paralyzing sense of fear to preach salvation of communal respect to sustain justice and liberty for all, so we join his fight against tyranny of fear.
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