we wind
and then we unwind
our hands flinging first skyward
and then earthwards -
each lost in our own small dance
the music i listened to while writing these words is by omar faruk tekbilek: "whirling dervish"
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
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Those outward reaching leaves could be people in a maypole dance. Wrong season perhaps but I hope you get the image. It attempts to meet your words.
do you know elisabeth - this little plant is growing underneath a car. when i saw it i was so astonished. it receives sun a couple of hours a day and then lives in shadow for the rest of the day. water arrives through the rain. its body suggested a reaching up and reaching down to me. unconcerned with its challenges or unlikeliness. steven
I wonder what the sound track is to these words?
and in perfect symmetry too!
one of nature's little miracles.
a burst of green sunshine, Mr. sunshine!
Loving the grasses in the header, also! Rich and warm!
isn't this absolutely and succinctly the truth!
xo
erin
valerianna - ahhh! how wonderful. i can tell you. by adding it to the post. thankyou so much for asking. steven
friko - i love symmetry!!! steven
linda sue - a burst of sunshine tucked away in an unlikely place. bumped my head taking the pic actually! steven
erin - yes in the little world i know it is!! steven
I am almost always dancing inside, but I need to dance physically too. Growing up without it, it doesn't come naturally. But I will dance with my grandson, a lot.
Ah HA! Never could have guessed, but I LOVE that piece of music and used to listen to it all the time... now where IS that CD so I can share it with my students Monday. Or, maybe for some, I'm inflicting music on them.... I guess I can see some of the gifts of mp3s vs. cds, but, like books, I think I'll always love the hard copy.
valerianna - i have a largish collection of cds but to be truthful, they aren't played as often as the music on my ipods which are of the largish storage capacity kind and which are linked into a really nice dock. it's different. see i come from the time when you bought 45's and albums and there was the thin plastic film that you cracked and then the liner notes and the gatefold sleeves and all of the sensory and emotive pieces that go with that. but now i am grateful for the amazing music alone and have learned to live without all the complimentary peripherals. i do miss them though! steven
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