Spheres Of Flashing Brains © Surazeus 2026 08 23 My heart is borne by turmoil of the sea with surging tides of frantic energy that hurls me into flight on flowing waves above weird vastness of the everywhere since breath of time drives spheres of flashing brains to generate our bodies from her hope. No spirit beams in dark immensities where Eye of God stares from blind emptiness more dense than coiled despair of eagerness on threshold of chaos where swirling love devours whole planets of aggressive thieves so we stare awed at flames of nevertime. Since God can hear me everywhere I go, according to what my old father claims, I never speak with voice of sudden rain to hide my thoughts from tyrant in the clouds, but after my father dies in the grass I never see this God he claims is real. Awake in garden of the writhing tree, I pluck bright orange of wisdom from the sky and eat sweet juice of stoic innocence that fills my body with intense respect for aching sorrow of abandoned souls who ask each other where they should go next. I should express concern for laughing books that swallow all our dreams in tangled skeins no angel dares unravel from my brain to weave new moral code from secret truth that farmers scatter in furrows of fate so roots transform our bodies into fruit. Lost in vaporous fog of wordless hope, I gather ghosts of all my pasts to float in tandem with my journey beyond walls so tremulous gleam of our happiness converts fierce hearts of criminals to saints so they create instead of destroy things. Because the bird is born to sing in spring I listen to her voice of timeless chill when twisted hands of trees reach for the moon since she leads me to hives of honey bees where I fill jars with potion of desire, untainted by grim bitterness of time. Awake in this vast universe of ours, I translate evil from selfish intent, converting thieves to carpenters of truth so I ask Rhea, ghost of sparkling seas, if she formats my soul from verdant soil in something worthy of the moonlit sea.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Orpheus measures turmoil of the sea in relation to density of the god eye that cannot see true essence of our souls till we dissipate to nothing at death.
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