Stranger With Four Eyes © Surazeus 2026 06 16 Strange laughter echoes in deserted streets where ghosts of children killed in civil wars play hide and seek with angels of the moon, which startles me awake from reverie concerning how to rebuild fantasy that we require to live our daily lives. Shocked by harsh candor of our unchurched bells that ring with frantic ecstasy of fear, my doppelganger hides his secret face with mask he steals from cracked statue of God which proves new zeitgeist messes with our minds by rearranging moral signs of fate. We need to hear sad whistle of the train that blows across broad prairie of mad wind as if the tame wolf of our legal hearts aches to escape cold walls of paradise and run with ravens along railroad tracks which always leads our hearts to Wonderland. Too fake our private stories of success for fools to understand straight messages, encoded with proud riddles of the banks that charge us hidden fees of fortitude, so we decide to flee the Promised Land by wearing white cloaks in the swirling snow. To mark our journey in dark pathless woods, I leave old photos of our family times along the way we wind in withered waste, but oldest woman in the world retrieves discarded memories with attentive hands and pastes them in her album of lost tales. When I find Sibyl with gold spider eyes lounging casually by the willow tree, I ask if I can have my memories back, but she laughs softly as the butterfly, then plays heart-wrenching tunes on violin that shatters our moon in fragments of faith. I wander blind deserted streets of hope and map each spot where I hear ghostly cry to mark where someone felt their heart crack wide from shock at crumbling of our old world view so I can analyze with careful code spatial adjustment of our social play. Thus when I meet the Stranger with four eyes at signless crossroads by the empty pool, I ask why every conscious creature dies, so she gives me ripe apple of her heart that writhes with golden serpent of desire, and then I understand so much I laugh.
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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Tuesday, June 16, 2026
Stranger With Four Eyes
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Orpheus observes the multiverse through diamond prism of his four eyes that help him perceive essential nature of things hidden in words we never speak.
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