#2
How do you perceive your voice?
Vibrations sifting through tissues, extending breath into the greater surround sound. Constantly misfiring. Sometimes ringing true. Resonating in the drum of the chest. Traveling through the bones. Rolling out colour and texture of the interior landscape in sound, rolling them out over the red carpet of the tongue, an invitation to another perception.
a creaky door a taiko drum
hysterical hyena
a shaker, shifter, transformator
wind instrument billowous
sliding scale, rising and falling an endless yawn
in and out of tune
barely passing the threshold of the mouth projecting to the far reaches of space
booming
meek mutter sweet sorrow deep sunshine
unintentionally critical mercifully yearning
i hear my own echo echoing voices of all I have heard
sweet soother calmer
agitator
disarming sudden blossom
calling up others defenses broken stick
undulating current speak through me
Sending the inside out with the transparency of breath. With the possibility of poetic transmission.
I can speak from my toes, from my head, from my pelvis, from my uterus, from my ovaries, from my heart, from my gallbladder, liver, bile. Sing a symphony of cells in harmonic unison. I can lend my voice to my experience, to my experiencing, to a book, to my ego, to my soul song, to my fear, to my resistance, to loving trust.
Knowing my own voice from an interior experience, embodied, in the speaking, singing moment. Challenging to accept a disembodied version, in a recording, without the resonance in the skull and ribs. Tuning ones own instrument as a constant dance, a life times work never complete. Tuning in conversation, in silence, in movement, in realisation, in song.
Small child, willing playmate, gentle healer. One of a many sounding community, sounding birdsong, pig grunt, howl and hoot, rustle and sigh.
Amplifier of desire, at times hidden, sometimes clear.
© Julia Adzuki 2019