The Life of Allism
Oh my spinning lovers One by one you’ve dropped my gifts Upon my step and up and left To forsake my flame of stormy mands For austere skies, the upperhand. Where remains my Lissidy? You never dared in kissing me Where to find the Dewy Drop? A tear confessing …
My depression is the ebb and wane of waves of pain and pleasure, the being with feeling on of a heart and mind spilling ideas like endless ejaculatory seed, but my quell withdraws, I come to mistrust the limits of the day, to wonder when my inner light will open …
Defensiveness is viewed as an obstacle in psychoanalysis. One psychoanalytical figure, Wilhelm Reich, preferred the straight-forwardness of schizophrenics to the secret …
I am recording Emerson’s lecture series Conduct of Life for Librivox.com. Here is a foretaste of my work, the fourth essay from …
Would the world be safer if everything were video recorded? What if some form of AI integrated all data and info out …
Every night you wring my heart like a washcloth, Press like an orange my spent and emptied rind You edit endlessly my …
Daniel Christopher June to the students of life – This is the latest section of a protracted essay on pride. I …
Daniel June to the Students of Life, This essay focuses on the different ways to divine human knowledge, and especially how …
This is a remix of a song I wrote to address the Divine, which I name Mattria and Ama — or collectively, …
This is a section from my upcoming book, Allreading. The book is the second from my series, the Perfect Idius, a sequal to …