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BUGS

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and evening gently fell

 

on the quiet cloud of bugs

 

dusty crusty fragments

 

sitting on their little bods

 

they rested on a hilltop

 

with greener twinkled grass

 

the cloud of each and every one

 

congealing in a mass

 

from far away a sight to see

 

this huddle of tiny crawlers

 

shaded by white murky mountains

 

 

just a top their shoulders

 

like snow that has accrued

 

they made up one big pile

 

the whiteness of their oneness

 

dreamed inside their cloudy shell

 

and when day broke

 

small eyes blinked open

 

antennae attune for travel

 

nature’s journey

 

a winding path!

 

a sneeze across the gravel

 

steady goes those dainty ones

 

ready for any struggle

for just like god, they move across

 

earth’s giant, pretty marble 

 

a family of bouncing weebles

 

forging streaks across the sky

 

a perfect bunch of ivory steeples

 

these milky pilgrims float to fly

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HUGE thank you to: Jennifer Gonzalez (co-creator), Alice Lambert Haleigh Dalke Mikaela Demers (freewaterforartists residency in Toronto) Amy DiLorenzo Jen Gonzalez (co-choreographer) Sarah Gottfried (Michigan love & support) Dean Husted Lisa Krainik William Kenton (videographer) Paul Morland Tiffany Ogburn Owen Prum Lauren Settembrino Nicole Truzzi Kayla Ying Yan

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Bugs can be an amazing catalyst for looking inside ourselves and our seemingly insignificant habits and annoyances. To the bother! and to becoming the observer.

For a group of park bugs

click here (September 2017, Central Park Installation)

For a meditative circular bug duo click here

(August 2017, Lake Michigan, R&D)

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