Tragic Death Of Tammuz © Surazeus 2026 06 27 Strange as it may seem, my heart is not dead as the stone by the road. Terrible truth sprouts as roses from graves of long-dead gods who demand we worship them. Yet we laugh with pleasure at soft song of waterfalls that understand nothing about our hopes. If fate unravels tangled consequence which every action purchases from death, my license to love might be revoked. Why I am me and no one else who has lived in history of the universe confounds my heart. I find key of truth lost in rain. When tragic death of Tammuz marks this hour of frantic disrespect for scheduled trains, fervent fans of Diana bring her gifts she sells at auction to build hospitals. Sweet scent of apple pie lures me to trick three one-eyed devils with chemical faith. I want to purchase angel wings of hope at the dollar store under the highway but I lost my wallet. I want to call Minerva on the telephone and ask how often she plays piano. Regret is nothing more than emotional porn. White clouds erase harsh mockery of the bard who declares to the swamp of singing frogs that he deserves recognition for poems he shouts in the microphone. Fortune laughs at his arrogant demand. Flowers bloom through cracks in parking lots of shopping malls. Since lilacs bloom from junkyard of my heart at sudden death of our beloved guide, I search stone walls of paradise to find locked gate to garden of fruit trees. Despair takes me on another date to cafe where ghosts of children killed in wars play chess. Too late to learn the violin of storms that crack mirror of faith, I paint blank walls of damaged innocence. Gibbous moon gleams blood red through tangled web of grim oak trees when fireworks celebrate how empires fall from greed of oligarchs who steal our words. While I wander strange sea of sophistry, I find in library of singing skulls diamond of lost truth that my mother found in my heart when I was born. Children sing about conceptual bombs that deconstruct system of privilege angels protect.
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, June 27, 2026
Tragic Death Of Tammuz
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