dance #266, roses that
Saturday September 12, 2009
Roses that
Poem by d.a. levy.
10:40 p.m. Reading and re-reading this poem sent to me by Dorion. It’s been moving through me for a number of days. Percolating. The blooms propagating. In its rhythm I am caught. I feel the blooming as a rapid cycling rhythm of opening. I feel it in my gut, pulling at my centre. There’s something haunting in the rhythm. Blooming into oblivion. This poem is a crystal through which we might diffract an entire world of imaginary flowers and learn marvelous things about their affective pull.
Alice sits on a chair looking away while I play through gestures and draw. It was a glistening day.