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Of the many virtues that unite Harvard, Princeton, and the University of Illinois, the most compelling is the fact that the library of each institution contains a manuscript version of the following poem. It is called "The Wish," and I quote it in full:
Oh, that I could by any chemic art, To sperm convert my spirit and my heart,, That at one thrust I might my soul translate, And in the womb myself regenerate!, There steeped in lust nine months I would remain,, Then boldly fuck my passage back again.
Four aspects of this work immediately spring to mind. First, and most obvious, it renders the lifelong labors of Sigmund Freud almost entirely superfluous. ...