A modular syllabus for an extended anarchism reading group covering classical foundations, contemporary currents, and practical Appropriation
We are never far from the wild.
The dead still hold space in the lives of the living.
A hymn to Diogenes, who wanted from the world only sunlight and honesty.
A boy wakes to shame and desire.
The cosmos is reborn through the body of Mary.
A figure drives into dawn, but the dark refuses to fall behind.
The world rises through body and creation, until a child gently returns it.
A dialogue between logic and memory circles the grief of no longer wanting a life that once felt electric.