Blythely Dancing

 #227 A bliss catalyst I prance through life with a frisk bringing others with #228 Inspired by Your Money or Your Life Your money or life take responsibility make yourself happy #229 Burdened by our debts barely scraping by context scarcity looming #230 Port de Bras Coordinated arm movements lend harmony to classical dance #231 Just a quick poem fast fast time pressure say it something interesting #232 Afghanistan cries girls learned freely, music played now Taliban kills #233 What have you to show for your time, life spent working; what products, your toil?

#108 Locomotion with me: jump up, jump back, swing hips now, c'mon baby #109 things run along on schedule or behind it fast forward going #110 one thing at a time and also take time to do nothing in silence #111 I can't bring myself to wear hard pants anymore blame it on lockdown #112 my identity culture, language, family education, works #113 making merry way to point B from origin at the point of A #114 Dusty, smudged windows made sparkling anew by our elbow-grease effort

#81 Having slept poorly dreamt of flying on a plane, searching for a mask #82 (inspired by Nikolais-Louis) Time is duration for the space between events to fulfill itself  #83 Dancer is ably manipulating the time, perception of flow #84 Vietnamese food two blocks pas our normal Thai intrigue satisfied #85 Escape together imaginary bondage intellect breaks free #86 Wo? Wohin? Woher? Diese Woerter sollen den (?) Kasus erlaeren #87 Sending love letters sweet energy flows through ink then flies through the air #88 Wassertrettstation where one can walk through water hiking Koenigsforst

Happy Earth Day! Oops, already shared my one explicitly environmental poem on day 20… Still deeply concerned about the state of our planet and keen to preserve our ecosystem for future generations of humans and all of the creatures. What actions will you take to protect habitat, reduce your footprint, and cherish the earth today?  I suppose a sense of wonder at creation is related to a sense of responsibility and stewardship, so poetry- wise my themes of the day are innocence and exploration, reverence and discovery. The William Blake excerpt contemplates time and space through concrete experience of this moment, and my original of the day (from 2010) explores the drive to find connection.  From “Auguries of Innocence” By William Blake To see the World in a Grain of Sand And a Heaven in a Wild Flower, Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand And Eternity in an hour. Impulse by Blythe Stephens Searching Fumbling I stumble Impulsive B...