New Empire Of The Free © Surazeus 2026 05 01 Now that I dwell on Fractured Rainbow Lane far from the center of commercial gain, I spend all day contemplating design for excavating concepts from deep mine that sprout soul-beaming mushrooms in my brain before Saturnus is forced to resign. Stuck in Quail Hollow with Alphabet Wolf, I dream of my childhood with Beowulf who taught me how to soften wood with steam to build ships for his dragon-hunting team, then we sail on vacation to Zar Gulf to search for hungry shark of self-esteem. Each time she calls me on the telephone, Minerva asks to use my Rolling Stone to smash false idol of the tyrant king who arrests anyone who dares to sing, but when she decides to hire my Soul Clone I hide through Invisibility Ring. Appalled by interrogation techniques, librarians employ to extract from freaks misattributed morals of strange tales, I map tangled webs of religious trails that always lead me up to sky-bright peaks which might explain why Cronus always fails. Entranced by uncanny tune of the skylark that echoes hypnotic tones in the ark, I develop with care time-honored ruse to protect integrity of my wise Muse who fries burgers for picnic in the park while Artemis presents the evening news. Inspired by noble stance that Remus takes allowing everyone to fish hill lakes, I follow him to oppose Romulus who chains and forces honest Sisyphus to build Temple of Jupiter with rakes who will only obey brave Tantalus. Spirit of Roma still shines in my heart ages after her empire fell apart, so I build temple home on river shore to shelter my family forever more, yet they sell apples from the four-wheeled cart while I play lyre and sing forgotten lore. Our noble way of life has disappeared just like my father Tiresias feared, so we journey west across the wild sea to establish new empire of the free, but our old world view keeps getting more weird so I hang out in sprawling Knowledge Tree.
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, May 1, 2026
New Empire Of The Free
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Orpheus deconstructs conceptual liability that underlies patriarchal assumptions of colonial empires which clash over water and oil.
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