Egg Of The Serpent God © Surazeus 2026 10 10 Spirit born from egg of the serpent god with ten thousand eyes of galactic minds, I walk city streets of America with ambitious hope of the fallen angel to comprehend gears of the human brain through dizzy laughter of the black moon ghost. Strange ennui of existential sorrow grips my heart with anguish of desire when I walk past glass doors of shopping stores filled with cute trinkets of human concern about disease, famine, and holy war that obliterate countless souls each year. Expanding scope of conscious insight swells my self-awareness huge as dinosaurs that wandered Earth as gods with tiny brains one hundred eighty million years of faith, evolving into gray ghosts in spaceships who haunt dire memories of our midnight skies. When our dark shadows detach from our bodies and form glowing spheres of glass that float lightly over sea of ink which gods use to write emotional contracts between blind lovers, I explain why clocks are ticking backwards to the old witch wearing red face of Geryon. Till the baseball player demands with voice of bus engines rumbling on the highway that I explain arcane code of weird proverbs that bleed from my eyes when I play guitar, I wait for Artemis in the train station to prove I am brave assassin of faith. I keep attempting to assemble right immense puzzle of human history, but all the pieces depicting great heroes and evil tyrants fighting over truth scatter from gusts of indifferent wind when Boreas chases Phoebe all night. After carefully planning twenty years plot to assassinate the greedy king, Selene finds the most beautiful boy standing in her way in the hotel door, so she calls Hyperion on the cell phone which causes glass cathedral to explode. While Apollo in the Museum of Masks designs the chemistry textbook with herbs and seashells instead of math formulas, I gather skulls of children killed by bombs and place them on shelves in the grocery store, packaged for sale as cookies the rich buy.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Orpheus grins when King Netaniah and King Pluto arrive with shipping carts heaped with boxes of cookies, but explains that their credit cards have been declined.
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