Real Face Of God © Surazeus 2026 05 23 If I could sing the sorrow of my heart without breaking innocence of the world, I would express harsh truth with shaking voice to render negative insouciant greed by which my fierce words transmit warranty against withdrawal violently reversed. No less versatile at weaving dream spells from fluttered fragments of weird memories, my heart procures precise reasons from fear to register our tangled fate with love irrelevant to thoughts of helpless rage concealed by frigid rules of false respect. If dire response to surgical concern requires social sacrifice through regret, then I would dare retrieve with sincere hope revenue of suffering supplied by scenes of brutal assault that impugn attempts by cruel aggressors to control my soul. No more aggressive than devilish greed from critical analysis of threats intended to injure secure desire, my heart devises secret strategy to turn acute observation of facts from mutant passion of potential faith. If I could optimize obvious path expanding radius of relevant pride with referenced records of financial growth, then I would dare pursue real happiness based on statistics no one understands, to play my game against accepted role. No further than the sudden end of time beyond conceptual theory of mute death could I extend insight of prophecy to see Real Face of God through telescope that renders only globes of spinning gas from which the star-eyed Seraphim are born. If time unspools synthetic creed of faith designed by mental therapist of death, I might survive this global war of truth fought between dream-blinded gangs of men who claim their god will resurrect their souls so they shall inherit Heaven on Earth. No longer treasured by world traveler who maps symbolic myth of noble deeds, fierce gods too long worshipped by gangs of thieves transform to idols of marble distrust that stand in museums of glorious lies so we see our own faces in their masks.
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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Saturday, May 23, 2026
Real Face Of God
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Orpheus wanders through the Royal Museum of Arrogant Gods and ponders strange mystery of human desire to believe in beautiful lies.
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