Author Archives: jeff t johnson

Our Dance (I)

Our dance is an agitation.

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Dance (again)

We barely hear the train cannot be here without You know your body

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Anna says

Here we are Intimacies in the Port Authority

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Visitation (Overhea(r)d) / Part of the Shadow Process

Metabolical forces will connect the dots with the shadow force you have going here either the force was working with me let the shadow I want to inform you of something work with the shadow second Nostradamus work the shadow

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“The Dance of No Hard Feelings” [stolen title]

We cannot see the window. By we we mean we. By window. The bruise lengthens, dark cloud horizontal We are coming open. The song    keeps us close. We can forget    or forgive Not both.

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Pitching woo

at future selves.

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Have

We are not the same Movement We differ each other Because today I decided on the next train Same dance different meaning we inflect each other We go into The dance changes our movement This same dance This grammar we … Continue reading

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Strays

dollar in a dance belt … We dress like regular people for ten more minutes … which is a collaboration … who is up there on the sound

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Dance

We grow into the dance[1]. This[2] is an Untitled[3]. As[4] Poem[5] Is to poem[6]. We go into the dance.[7] photo: © 2009 Jason Riker, Riker Productions [1] The dance is ours, we are each other’s, we compose the dance. The … Continue reading

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We

We are at windows, we are in halls, we see through glass. We pass the stair. We enter a movement commitment. We pass inside outside—touching on trains—this close. Look in. This place. We see together. This window. We know how … Continue reading

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