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Pronounced Aye-mē So, I'd like to introduce Ayeme, He was conceived in an overlap of body images drawn over the last year or so and a poem inspired by James Hannaham's book Pilot Impostor .  I feel this is shaping up to be a limited edition book release. More on that to come if things germinate. As the image suggests, Ayeme is also an overlap of pronouns, intended to illustrate the challenging mental gymnastics of identity.  While contemporaneous with the pronoun adjustments associated with gender identity, this is much more existential.  In its current draft, the opening stanza hints at the pronoun usage. I = the physical body me = the self - a collection of ideas It also explores the mysteries of birth to propose a way of conceptualizing  the body and self that exposes the existential conundrums that are at the root of our world view and have perpetually vexed philosophers.  Ayeme, if it blossoms, appears to be taking on a more basic form than Hannaham'...

  I'm starting anew without many constraints.  But blessed are the constraints, for they bound the chaos. share first, synthesize later touch it, feel it, see it incompleteness is the rule So, of course I have ignored my title and risk disappointing the reader (that may be an assumption worth stating).  What should you expect? Well, I am organized, so I have thoughts, but let's agree to get to the actual thoughts later. Here's what I expect you can expect, as those thoughts go: art  poetry  music  travel & connections Philosophy Buddhism (all thoughts will include and be influenced by the thoughts of so many others) <end of original list>