A lyrical, intimate piece of prose-poetry exploring vulnerability, memory, and the unspoken moments that shape us. Six Silent Eyes invites the reader into a charged, tender scene—where storm, body, and soul converge. Through visceral detail and quiet revelation, the poem asks what it means to be seen, held, and human.
A childhood encounter with David Grohl turned bathroom battle into a lifelong mirror of identity. Beyond the Looking-Glass explores fear, reflection, and the choice to stand beyond fight or flight—into sovereignty and transformation.
A shimmering white suit. A pristine Panama hat. A moment of mischief that rippled far beyond the splash it made. In this vivid, poetic memoir, Daniel Aaron unearths a childhood prank turned parable—a true story of identity, family legacy, and the strange power of surprise. What happens when appearances deceive, instincts ignite, and no one gets punished?
A raw and redemptive spiritual memoir exploring childhood wounds, parental legacy, and the power of radical self-responsibility. “The Holy Hole” reveals what it means to cleanse, forgive, and baptize the past into purpose.