Immodest Seraph Of Fate © Surazeus 2026 04 15 Because stars have names that describe their glow, I walk around the neighborhood of doors, curious about angels who occupy empty rooms where faceless people consider why secret smudge in the back of our souls obscures celestial light inside our brains. Though I realize the longest way back home is thirteen times around our spinning globe, I live with circus of the weeping clown on lost island where oranges are not bombs designed by immodest seraph of fate who charges me for parking in her garden. Nothing is spotless in house of desire except the screaming clock of happiness that teaches me to count eternity as blind apprentice stuck at the crossroads where sapphire of intensity gleams eyes of time-entangled gods in human flesh. When I break open fresh-baked loaf of bread, searing light of the condensed sun expands scope of memory flashing through my brain so I remember stumbling in dark rain because huge shadow of the angry man lurks behind gate of home my father built. Discolored scene of urgent lassitude defeats perverse order of faded prayers stalled by gracious flowers of fragile chimes that trap me outside my own space and time as if my face reveals continuum through dramatic suddenness of soft waves. Fear hesitates to antagonize honest souls who float suspended in sequestered state between survival and global success based on refreshing absence of desire to question how verbal systems of truth reframe old events with new moral laws. Disinterested in tactics of regret, I measure how the storm of social change transforms weariness of the hungry world to special promises through rivalry unique to our obsessive age of hope where people sell motives to stay alive. Mirage of paradise that blinds our eyes presents potential hazard to the heart, explained by immodest seraph of fate as fashion brokered by the searching soul based in arguments carved on cliffs of faith since we never meet at the broken door.
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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Wednesday, April 15, 2026
Immodest Seraph Of Fate
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Orpheus helps John Ashbery tape pages of discombobulated prophecies written by the Revelator on museum walls between famous paintings.
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