Fractured Globe Of Ghosts © Surazeus 2026 02 06 Winter brightness blinks from core of my soul with closed alacrity of searing glints that wrench my freckled happiness with fear since hour I first reach out my helpless hands for mother of mankind to lift me high though I revise my memory with hope. Before I fall from complicated choice to measure future success with tree limbs, I drag withered bag of my punctured pride across heat-withered yard of honesty that leaves chunks of my memories behind which I collect and stew in pot of dreams. Adjusting tone of fierce anxiety with evening darkness of sequestered thought, I name each faceless ghost I meet with number to honor stars that blaze across the sky and smash our world view into smithereens so we remember why we are not born. Frost on the window glass of memory refracts clear light of wisdom bent to faith by severed sighs of wordless desperation which I would package with symbols of fate to understand how ice erases death each time I wake with arrogant surprise. So this is how I deconstruct your truth from mocking laughter of the greedy priest with rooted pleasure to expose your hate for everybody on this world but you, which leaves us stunned on threshold of world change beneath new arch of triumph stained with blood. Blurred flicker-flash of my immortal soul appears on both sides of the door at once with leaping fracture twisted by contempt when I cross field of alabaster skulls to visit every variant of our world till I find paradise unlost on Earth. Half sunk in ardent lake of hungry hope, I beam electric sparkles through my bones because this world should be more beautiful though countless creatures have died miserably over four hundred million years of lust to dominate this fractured globe of ghosts. I teach my children secret of this world, that we are driven by desire to breed new children who incarnate soul of genes, yet worship people who succeed as gods, dream guides who show us how to kill to live because we eat sweet sorrows of our hearts.
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, February 6, 2026
Fractured Globe Of Ghosts
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Orpheus explains how he feels to his therapist who looks just like the statue of Arthemis in the Zarathian Museum of Psychological Codes.
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