Poetry that helps to explore the details of life.
From “My Back Porch”
I could make a picture book
with cut-outs pop-outs and load-ins
of Burrill Street long as a cobra
snaking from above the train station
all the way down past the monument
to Kings Beach
Circular Migrations provides collections of poems that are weaved into a journey throughout the book. Each collection is like a mini-story that helps to explore the details of life, reminding us that sometimes it’s the little things that are important.
Brenda Bufalino is a mixed-genre artist, choreographer, and tap dancer. She has performed her one-person shows internationally and has appeared as a guest soloist at Town Hall, Alice Tully Hall, Carnegie Hall in New York City and the Kennedy Center in Washington DC, as well as in major concert halls throughout America, Europe, Australia, and Israel. As artistic director/choreographer of the American Tap Dance Orchestra, she toured America and Europe with her company, and appeared at the Joyce Theatre and on PBS’s “Great Performances … Tap Dance in America with Gregory Hines.” She is the author of Tapping the Source: Tap Dance Stories, Theory and Practice.
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