Form and contours
\nPosture she
\nA living sculpture
\nUsing dance to move
\nTo let us see<\/p>\n
Thrown as if the sculptor
\nReturned to polish and
\nCut out and mould and fashion
\nLick into shspe by hand<\/p>\n
The music has its vibrance
\nThat a woodpecker might make
\nMight generate in a forest
\nWith a little give and take<\/p>\n
An evenness a symmetry
\nA harmony of soul
\nAnd with her relative nakedness
\nThe bird is in control<\/p>\n
The corvid’s ebony feathers
\nClasping talons rock
\nA complete equilibrium
\nWhich masks each naked shock<\/p>\n
Rhythmic rawness congruent
\nWith wind swept branches she
\nTogether with her valiant crow
\nDance in majesty<\/p>\n
A mystery of proportion
\nNo twist no stress no strain
\nBending stooping swirling
\nA bosomy refrain<\/p>\n
Perfection strongly favoured
\nAnd depicted in this way
\nAligned to all things wonderful
\nAbout a bird today<\/p>\n
COMPAGNIE LE GUETTEUR LUC PETTON<\/p>\n
Dance with the crow<\/p>\n
The corvid and his lady<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Form and contours Posture she A living sculpture Using dance to move To let us see Thrown as if the sculptor Returned to polish and Cut out and mould and fashion Lick into shspe by hand The music has its … Continue reading