Mirror Of Indelible Truth © Surazeus 2026 10 23 Inside mirror of indelible truth my face multiples to ancestral masks so I almost forget who I am now, but with attentive song of love for all I reassemble conscious self of being, then walk in maze of competitive games. Trained by ten million years of fights for food, we humans compete to control the dirt, squared by diameter of stark moonlight, but I withdraw from constant games of faith so you can fight for glory of false fame since we will all become dirt in the end. I step into strange vastness of our world, though bound by limits of this time in space, to navigate excessive swirls of lust that urges our frail bodies to collide with passionate ambition to expand scope of power that includes storm-calm clouds. When the river veers away from the road, I swerve from dutiful way of desire to disassociate my brain from games that people play to win the sparkling prize, then gather river stones with bleeding hands to build high tower of heavenly hope. Spurred on by sadness lurking in my heart, I gather dust of deserts in blank books to mold glass idols of important gods that glow with nuclear power of blind faith when I float candles in small paper boats as lamentation for their tragic death. Awake in Time House, haunted by dead gods who live in children without secret names, I contemplate strange riddle of the rain that types new formulas of psychic truth causing my sponge brain to recollect memories of suffering that people discard. While tending cattle herd of Helios with clandestine plan to preach the good news, I feel my body dissipate to words that flutter frantically in summer breeze so I become fairytale character that no one roots for on the movie screen. Penelope expects me to comply with social regulations that endow inalienable rights on my transient soul, transformed by names of flowers in the mud, so I become the father of my brain that shimmers vaguely in mirror of fate.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
Orpheus scatters the masks of his ancestors across the floor of the Astarium temple of Ishtar where worshippers scramble to bag the one they want to wear on Halloween.
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