Stories Mirrors Tell © Surazeus 2026 06 14 I have read all the stories mirrors tell, pursued by gold-tongued furies of concern, unreal as angels in our grocery stores, startled by scattered brilliance of false faith that severs my heart from kite of the sun with suddenness of unwanted world fame. Waves of green memory engulf my heart with tattered pages of electric books that recount fight for crown of global power, though I sail far on argosy of hope in vain attempt to find the Promised Land that always vanishes as we approach. Though rational light of social insight disperses shadows of religious faith, I cling to fractured rainbow of one fact, that we are temporary flames of light undone by ecstasy of secret dreams which I decode in stories no one reads. Green odor of strange darkness in the tree uncovers coldness folded inside leaves, moon rays that rustle softly into words which weave strange web of silver-shimmer light that binds support pillars of belief to bridge vast emptiness between our hearts. Strange seeds of proverbs, secretly discerned, flicker forth from arched bough of ecstasy to veil my grave with pages of old books at supple rocking of infernal light that teaches darkness how to flow till dawn so I taste perfect sorrow of desire. Night flowers into stories angels steal by giving fruit to wounded refugees who crowd streets of clean cities with despair, forbidden to own land or labor well, as if our hearts are leeches to be crushed, so we clutch handfuls of hydraulic dust. Roots twine about my pulsing heart with faith that all we build will crumble into sand through fertile season of electric birds, so I leap over garden walls of hope that harden brave around astringencies when I adjust somnolent grace at dawn. Though we still process summer balances with frantic gaiety of elephants, I package fractured memories of fate in polished casement of Plutonian pride, which I intend to hide in state archives that should preserve decrees of solitude.
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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Sunday, June 14, 2026
Stories Mirrors Tell
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Orpheus polishes mirrors in Palace of Apollo which has ten thousand more than lost Palace of Versailles where devils prance in silk and cotton wings.
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