Silence Of Fake Words © Surazeus 2026 02 23 Down here in dirty cavern of my heart, I slouch with passive passion for this life, half-awake beneath surface of grim fear, wondering if could crawl back up from Hell so I can jump off high cliff of despair and float on wings of Icarus nowhere. Unseen in shadow of the faceless god who stands as grand idol above the crowd, I mumble spells that no one ever hears through troubling hum of my interior self that vanishes in silence of fake words when you listen close to understand fear. Shocked at moment of terrible insight by self-exploration of wordless despair, I wear mask of self-awareness to hide demonic storm of hate that writhes with lust in pulsing passion of my hungry heart when I fail to analyze psychic noise. Startled by clanging bells of dire alarms that rattle fire-station walls with woke jokes, I scream at portraits of ghosts on the wall who threaten to devour my apple heart, so I lie on my back on marble floor to let gallery viewers trample me. Crawling drunk on country dirt-road of faith, I tremble paralyzed by divine light when God approaches in the starless night as glaring headlights of the semitruck that crushes my perspective into dust though I photograph piston-engine guts. Head bowed in contemplation of regret from vain attempt to untwist moral laws with blunt authority of bitter gods, I empower embrace of naked Death in frantic avoidance of mental angst that beams image of my soul in the mirror. Haughty with genius of performance tricks, I fall in love with image of my Self which I invent from psychotic remains of famous word wizards who sang love spells which lures attention from inner turmoil concealed by surface mask of conscious breath. Blind shadow of all my ancestors lurks in hollow shimmer of my doorless room so I displace my god-bright consciousness in flashing television screen of dreams that urges me to leap in toxic pool with gritty influx of irreverent faith.
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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Monday, February 23, 2026
Silence Of Fake Words
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Orpheus carries the drunk poet along the streets of New Orleans till he turns into a raven and flies into the swamp.
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