Tuesday, 26 August 2008

DANCE PIECE VIII


Imagine one thousand suns rising at the same time.
Dance in the field.

12 comments:

Anonymous said...

When I become one with the rest of the universe, I intend to see one hundred suns rise everyday, I will see the stars close up and touch them too.

Anonymous too

skelter said...

Bueno... me imagino a Yoko Ono leyendo esto y pienso... ¿se acordará del homenaje a John en BCN a principio de los '90?
Allí pude saludarle.

Pero, en definitiva, me gustó el blog y las obras expuestas.

Regards 'n kisses

Sidny Cherman said...

Acorns are good but chestnuts are better because you can eat them.

samm;] said...

Imagine,
arms stretched out,
connecting to,
another self,
in another dimension,
a thousand times over,
when the sun is rising.

All the feet tapping,
to the universal energy,
that allows me to be.

I celebrate the idea.

y.mori said...

Business is very bad I hold out thinking that putting feelings hard, and
continuing this shop can become one of the small acorn now
though it is utmost to maintain peace in me though I have been managing
the shop named lennon-the-bar(http://blog.lennon1990.com/) for 18 years.

It enjoys, and it lives as much as possible.
Love and peace,yoshiki mori
August 2008.

Karin said...

In the Dance, you inspire me -
meeting, melding, disintegrating.
Filling the void, while being the void,
where anything can happen.
many thanks,
Karin

~Oh Yoko~ {LennonLover} said...

Beautiful and amazing.
just the thought makes one feel more alive!

Kamalachandra said...

I feel in ectasy every time I see the sun rising, specially when I m on holiday at the seaside. I love getting up early, walking to the lonely beach and wating for the sun to come. I'm used to doing a ritual then. I love the waves washing my bare feet. I chant.
Seeing one thousand suns rising at a time...I'm sure I would vanish in the air and be free.
Beautiful, beautiful image, indeed!

Michael Evans said...

I am dissolving in DANCE!

detrich said...

it is easy to see my bean dance in a field, all you have to do to see it is to see her in a field. Sometimes i dance with her.
we are due in wiltshire in a week or two.
i hope to dance in oliver's castle, an iron age fort, where in later years the cavaliers took a beating from the roundheads to the extent that the drop behind the castle is now called the bloody ditch.
Nowadays its an unknown part of the world except for those who know it, those who walk through the woods to get there, those who drive straight there, those who know it, those who cannot resist the vista, those who would sit and await a thousand suns and wonder if it improved the look at all.
That round patch of earth, high above the other earth around it, high above mother antony's well, another strange place to find, high with lonely high trees reaching to the sky, a botanical wonderland with its own suns.
See you there one day.

Sarah Goffman said...

Awesome! Its funny how clearly I can see the field, and dancing with such abandon. Full on love!

Carolina Nickel said...

That is getting ahead of our stuff for this Planet.

I had a vision once of Tom Paine flying off of his perch up there somewhere, flying towards earth as Jack London had wanted to be a flaming meteorite, every particle burning brightly rather than exist rather than really live on this planet.

But I told Paine to hold up a bit before crashing into us. So our next moon will be called Paine.