Bills Of Righteous Greed © Surazeus 2026 10 29 If I am shadow of thought in your mouth, flowing in and out on forbidden wings to modulate terror unbinding fate, I might choose to dismiss obsessive hope that we may shape our commonality with pattern of assertive nonchalance. Strange letters in the mailbox of my heart present excessive bills of righteous greed disguised as sentimental anecdotes designed to prove faith can overcome fear, which liberates our spirits from our brains based on new theory of the wounded ghost. To wax enthusiastic about death, that follows us all the days of our lives, I map diaspora of our noble clan dispersed by war into the Neitherlands where wanderers follow the Tanglefoot who seems to know the way to Wonderland. Unscathed theme of problematic concern, on which we base fake courage of the fool, presents alternatives to loyal faith through momentary freshness in the air since sunshine always prevails in the end before we have the chance to calculate. Stuck on our return journey to the garden, where plangent chants of sorrowful belief teach us to breathe dislodged attentiveness, we study contrast between truth and lies embodied by the cake of holy days we celebrate with clandestine despair. Locked up inside unframed window of truth by absoluteness of the river boat, I edit memories of my childhood to taint their sorrows with embittered joy by which I stitch the obvious wilderness with new system of values death defines. Irascible with courage of the hero dedicated to achieve peace on Earth, I legalize my monstrous appetites with laundered puzzles of soul ambiance funded by institutions that demand obeisance to unwritten laws of right. Though strangeness of this world is marvelous with aromatic vapor of the heart, deodorized by fraught religious faith in glamorous lie of the afterlife, I ask the stranger in the maze of shops if they have heard the good news about death.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Orpheus assembles poems of the mad prophets in the Best American Poems of the past thousand years of holy wars against Midas and his bills of righteous greed.
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