Feb 13, 2011
DANCE POEMS
AFTER THE RAIN
Christopher Wheeldon
Dark water
compass needle
divining rod
crucify
backwards
lizard
radio tower
clock spine
bird neck
cormorant metronome
astrolabe
kite breath
moon hip eyes
compass-drawn
golem rain
crescent moon
in crescendo
to the air cobra
aerial
scissor
clock
a tree or a silo
shadows
align
alone
bronze
sleep
awake awaiting
mudra oval
embrace
sun
gaze soft
Halasana
humus-born
dolor
drop part
above
moon leap
scion
slow into agony
far stare
rower
horizon
die-stamp
leveled
swing
fall
upon
rest
arch float
prow woman
into waves
withstood
today arraign
arise
afloat
bridge east
wing south
DANCE POEMS
DIVERTIMENTO NO. 15
George Balanchine
Crown
thoughts
breathing
wedge
mirror exit
dissolving line
corridor
bird heart
dynamo
switch stripe
photo margin
breathing blossom
full stop
crossed spot
asymptote
center
uneven curl dissolve
a rune of limbs
pale binary shift
mandala spin
binary vanish
trumpet telegraph
slash grace
patterer angle
another superimposition
stitched sway
a restless clock
on a wire
Mercury
at last symmetry
twirling ingot
roving delta
eye aperture
frame becomes film
shifting fourths
lonely tumbleweed
a closing door
in
concord
as though an echo of before
another door
another union
last to the sky
a sundial
a church
steeple tip
of motion
intrepid en face
the space between
center together
overhead clouds
dipping further into fantasy
among
asymmetry makes a center
a violin
entreaty
segregate
bright over
twinned quadrants
corridor returns
a margin
among them all
returns her
the shape at center
ever adjusting
an expanding court
within memory or
captivity
spinning into resolution
resolute pairs
the full force
Oct 24, 2010
DANCE POEMS
PINA BAUSCH
“Vollmond”
Fossil
wedge
clock-arm
syntax
thrum
scythe cycle
worm
pendulum
maladroit
lever
centrifuge
can’t
wraith
kiss
trunk air noble grower twist
shadow
bug lake
old
cavern hurler
she
faun
legs
hand
gauge
all
the people
dove
line
plash
akimbo
hair
flame skein
crone
wing
knob
flap
tock
wrest screwbird
bound geist
black taper
scuttle
line rung
was
wrong shadow
lock rain push
Kali
salt embrace
shade clap
sphinx harper
lamprey
linear
flight
fright
char
aural
clime
wait
shillelagh rain
water
glyph
ponder
ripple glimmer
reflexive
piston
torment
ape
drop
arc
windmill
ink
hair scuttle
sufi
was the sky
lawn water chiaroscuro
strobe
orb
seal
troll
orange
sin
odalisque
ruby
dour
weeping
song
poppy
wrath
crux
churn
kiss
spider shadow
thank
hands
robot
morn
the precarious plight
of
a body
in
the wind.
Lever
pull
still crux
over
sun circle
sun
body
jack
plough fluid
her
was repose
bridge
cast
moon damp sprite
was a shadow
speech hair
wound
freeze
sob
storm
shone was
fur
body
wheel
tumble
moon atmosphere
hush
slush
slosh
molecule
ritual
clock
speech
snake
nebula
arc
storm
man
lush
spark
paper-eating
trembling
waltz
burst
aorta
like
swimming
debris slop
hurl
spurt rain
paint
dress
blood
erased
cushion
framed
gargoyle
pull
was down over
the light
ibis
rain
a
s
script
spark
repeat
was together
what
was
the
doer not his
oval
copper shrine
sheet
twinned
trimmed
sylph
lost
what was that at
the
rain
mechanism
kinetic
supple
beach
hand
breath
rising
salt
& pepper
wave
flower
venom
overwhelm
phase
meant
light
human
further
Mar 21, 2010
DANCE POEMS
ÁNGEL CORELLA
“STRING SEXTET”
Movement 1.
Braid arc
cowseye clockwork
brusher
fold point
aerial
sculpt
reverse
scissor
gaze focal
engine of
mirrors
burnish
oval
landscape skirmish
Reina elope
ripple
strand
coterie
slash
ripple
pace dull
armature
Movement 2.
Apparition film semaphore
wraith nymph circuit
ingot gloam
shun sable
tandem
rectify magnet
compass feet lately dangle
broken reign
Movement 3.
Snow cavalcade
alleles
maestro
flayed
everything is order stage
pile layer
Miró line
eraser
Movement 4.
Arch swing
river loop
gazelle
dim comet spool
shadow after
ricochet
ablaze
water hammer
wall
windmill figure
churns blossom train
tree Othello diagonal symmetry
taken starry
asterisk move
more
spun balls
limning white
film
grommet
diurnal
schism below
flower popping
branch logic
DANCE POEMS
LEONID LAVROVSKY
“WALPURGISNACHT”
Verdure
equinox
loam spirit
brazen
shift
over-
feral
satyr lurch
hover
doer
bridge chasm slider
green
fire
aisle
over dove
trestle
pinion gambol
hoof staccato
archer over drill
fracture scalpel
echolalia
velocity
crimson peaked
petal
drift
chaser
spider frond
rim splice
leaper carrier
lift likely
dusk
DANCE POEMS
MARÍA PAGÉS“SOLEÁ”String breathweary circuitdivide interiorso blue long lastreliquary bridgebrown flame gnomesimmer gravegravenburn magentablossom beataorta pulseriser—schistmill motion-graverearth oilrowfire
DANCE POEMS
CHRISTOPHER WHEELDON“DGV: DANSE À GRAND VITESSE”Ambient slidehoppersheer wingMayafurleidolon shadowveilmetalgnomonploughprowmastlevel spireemergersableframer-arachnidrewindover glumregentair dancerafterplacerad infinitumgesture giantbrusher taperleap whelmtakerjitter careenerdream carrydelvecloserprocessionspeaker commencerunnerpistonwristflicker vaudevillerun line dissolverTV waverfollylanternfloatfloraAbraxas tongueO so carriedbenign graspmelt pauseagile caesuraupon intimate swimafter sliderprey lifttallylast lost crowdwings backstagetamerretraveldrinkbird torsoswing lowerrevealertremolo tumultrewaterfycreep rollchaser overpacer least longoverglimmer congeriesreturnturn sketchground riseemblem risetowhitebroadserialre-spinsyncopate greenfarewellthrummotion pearlgate parcelpalpablewas intonedmannequintriumphrevolverdownlane templespeedchiaroscurobranch fieldsteeper steeplearm crucible continuumheart head shadowblinking sheenstutter around hungedge nearer awayfocal manecrossermakerspanner body futurewheelbarrowlinerun intolissome weavecarried
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