Yet Flowers Still Blossom © Surazeus 2026 07 20 Men fight each other to control the land, forming gangs who design weapons of death to battle over valleys of deep lakes and kill each other over groves of trees, building great empires that collapse from greed, and yet flowers still blossom from the Earth. Men erect walls of stone carved from hard cliffs and stand guard at the gates of paradise where tyrants proclaim themselves God of Truth to keep people obedient to their will whom they exploit as slaves to garnish wealth, and yet flowers still blossom from the Earth. Men dig minerals from caves deep in hills, enslaving men convicted of dire crimes to slave as the dead in underworld mines, extracting gold and jewels from dark gloom so kings in palaces wear crowns of power, and yet flowers still blossom from the Earth. Men abduct beautiful women from homes, so other men gather armies of boys who battle many years at walls of power, killing heroes who defend their homeland for they go mad when their weak pride is bruised, and yet flowers still blossom from the Earth. Men build armies from young orphaned boys, training them in hard camps for many years till they become elite warriors of pride who follow god on horse of divine right to invade and colonize distant lands, and yet flowers still blossom from the Earth. Men fly airplanes in clouds where old gods hide and drop bombs on sprawling cities of homes to kill millions of people, young and old, who cry out for justice to empty skies where God of their Fathers sits on fake throne, and yet flowers still blossom from the Earth. Men connive and plot to attain state power then declare their divine right to rule all, proclaiming themselves gods in human form, but they all grow old to wither and die, so other men fight to grasp fallen crowns, and yet flowers still blossom from the Earth. Men increase wealth with hard work of their hands to build safe home where their children grow strong who branch out to exploit treasure-rich lands, but Death always destroys body and soul so other people take the things we make, and yet flowers still blossom from the Earth.
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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Monday, July 20, 2026
Yet Flowers Still Blossom
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Orpheus teaches classes on history of world civilization at the University of Zarathia but students object to how me makes their great nation look bad.
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