推拉

Friday, 12 February 2010

你有試過在門的另一邊，你正想拉開門的時候，另ー個人正推開門。那一下，心會慌一慌。你們被一道門隔開，看不見對方，不知會否撞倒對方。
無論你遇上幾多次這個情況，下ー次仍然嚇倒。
嗯，有時候跳探戈的感覺就好像大家看不到對方，之間我們被一道門相隔。但我們感覺到另一個開始一拉，然後你跟着他一推，時間剛剛好，推的人不會覺得被拉，拉的人不覺得被推。
然後，門，打開。你們遇見。
探戈是一個兩個人一起ー直把大家之間的門打開的過程。我們不想嚇倒對面那個人。我們也不要以為大力拉開門會令推門的人容易一點，倒轉，她會突然失重仆倒。
我猜，所有關係都離不開這種推拉的互動。
但要學識什麼時候推，怎樣去拉，打開幾多，如此種種，你說是舞蹈嗎，但或許是我們跟任何你想打開的門後的人，之間進退的原理。

好像他們這般。

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