Erector spinae,
'traps', 'delts', lost soul, l. dorsi,
et cetera, dive
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I don't think I have enough anatomical knowledge to appreciate this piece, but I do like that you focused on the pose, and the feelings it symbolizes/evokes.
ReplyDeleteAlso, you have the best music going, and I often leave your site up with your Mix of the Moment playing the whole time I'm online. Thanks for providing my soundtrack.
What a creative haiku to express the woman's leaning. Also have to admit I have a crush on Diana Krall :)
ReplyDeleteTense haiku with muscles tensed leaning toward etcetera about to dive..interesting, creative, and very cool take on the photo! Wow. Gay
ReplyDeleteFree fall, but don't forget to hold your nose. I like to dive in a Napoleon hat.
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ReplyDeleteThe truth of the matter is that I have no anatomical knowledge. I've been easing myself into a sense of yoga/physical therapy which drew me into the posture of this gal shown in the interesting photo.
I looked up muscles and grabbed the 'right' few that seemed to fit both the pic and the sound.
Thanks for mentioning the 'mix'. Few have mentioned any of the youtubes; none that 'mix of the moment'. That you like it reinforces my belief, in looking at your profile, that we tapped into very similar stuff, indeed!
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dustus,
ReplyDeleteHaikus are, in some ways, 'easy'. I don't want to know what a Japanese master might think of what we all hereabouts consider English and execute as English lang haiku. I'm chastened by the inevitable remonstrance!
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Gay,
ReplyDeleteI carry a strength and a weakness all in one: tension. Torsion. The scholastic litteratéurs might suggest I 'unpack' a lot of what I compress, and sometimes I relax enough to do so.
I'll visit your site!
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Tess,
ReplyDeleteFalling into a horizontal hat, one needs must be careful of the corner folds?
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almost a medical take on this - i like it - also like the dive at the end - great take on the prompt!
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ReplyDeleteWhen I can 'go medical', I like the opportunity. I know nothing of medicine per se, but it's so not what poetry is that working in the 'practicality' and 'science' and 'materiality' of it -- and changing the materiality to something 'else' -- that's where I find interest. As in: can I do it?
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