"disinteresting" poems - Hello Poetry

Dicontained, uprooted from origins and disbelongings stowed stored in hermetic containers stacked by soul-less rows in the dead cold night, transiting to upended lands. Inside, a monocular view: ironed pillars, art-palm, disinteresting shots framed of distant falls, as luggage tumbles off the conveyor creaking tired from endless circumambulations of the graveyard of emotions, where day on day, hopes, loves, dreams, die, unwaved for. Welcome - to neverneverland.

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Aug 6, 2014

Aug 6, 2014 at 2:19 PM UTC

prabhu-iyer

Night flight

Dicontained, uprooted from origins and disbelongings stowed stored in hermetic containers stacked by soul-less rows in the dead cold night, transiting to upended lands. Inside, a monocular view: ironed pillars, art-palm, disinteresting shots framed of distant falls, as luggage tumbles off the conveyor creaking tired from endless circumambulations of the graveyard of emotions, where day on day, hopes, loves, dreams, die, unwaved for. Welcome - to neverneverland.

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Not everybody is interested in everything. Everyone's got their own particular sphere and multi-limbed web of general interests. When one goes on about a topic that another finds uninteresting, then their listener is bound to get bored, (and boredom is the precursor to annoyance.) This is where tact comes in. Tactfulness is the ability to read boredom (as well as uneasiness, embarrassment, and any other general anxiety-inducing feelings) in your listener. Someone with tact knows when to change the subject and/or shut up altogether. It's a subtlety. However, the more passionate one feels about a subject, the harder it is for them to show tact when talking about it. This explains why nerds and drunks get such a bad rap for being annoying. (God forbid, a drunken nerd . . . ) Because they feel so passionately about the topics that they're interested in that they'll often talk at great length about them without any regard for their audiences' boredom. (And prolonged boredom invariably leads to annoyance.) This is why the nerdiest of nerds is often regarded as a god amongst their peers (with "peers" in this sense really just meaning people of similar interests.) Because they have such vast knowledge of such a particular subject (which is often of very little interest to most Others. ("Others" in this sense meaning people who are outside of this particular circle of peers.)) The same may or may not be true for drunks. (Although, there's something to be said about both of them being the most likely to have conversations with no one but themselves.) This also explains general aloofness (a.k.a. coolness, i.e. "being cool.") The types who seem so disinterested in everything that people often become interested in them if for no other reason than to simply find out what it is that they actually do find interesting. This is why cool people tend to be so popular. Everyone trying their hand at gaining their attention by drawing it to this thing or that thing, with a weird need of validation being thinly-veiled beneath it. (This might also explain why "cool" people tend to be such ******** often dismissing these constant attempts to grab their attention as either pathetic and/or depressing.) Then, of course, there are the word-smiths. The Salesmen. Those who fancy themselves so intelligent as to be able to twist what their audience would otherwise find disinteresting into something that they can't live without, often through some combination of communication manipulation and nonverbal tricks. But just don't listen to them.

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Feb 15, 2017

Feb 15, 2017 at 12:19 AM UTC

JDK

Attempting to Understand Why Some People Are More Annoying Than Others

Not everybody is interested in everything. Everyone's got their own particular sphere and multi-limbed web of general interests. When one goes on about a topic that another finds uninteresting, then their listener is bound to get bored, (and boredom is the precursor to annoyance.) This is where tact comes in. Tactfulness is the ability to read boredom (as well as uneasiness, embarrassment, and any other general anxiety-inducing feelings) in your listener. Someone with tact knows when to change the subject and/or shut up altogether. It's a subtlety. However, the more passionate one feels about a subject, the harder it is for them to show tact when talking about it. This explains why nerds and drunks get such a bad rap for being annoying. (God forbid, a drunken nerd . . . ) Because they feel so passionately about the topics that they're interested in that they'll often talk at great length about them without any regard for their audiences' boredom. (And prolonged boredom invariably leads to annoyance.) This is why the nerdiest of nerds is often regarded as a god amongst their peers (with "peers" in this sense really just meaning people of similar interests.) Because they have such vast knowledge of such a particular subject (which is often of very little interest to most Others. ("Others" in this sense meaning people who are outside of this particular circle of peers.)) The same may or may not be true for drunks. (Although, there's something to be said about both of them being the most likely to have conversations with no one but themselves.) This also explains general aloofness (a.k.a. coolness, i.e. "being cool.") The types who seem so disinterested in everything that people often become interested in them if for no other reason than to simply find out what it is that they actually do find interesting. This is why cool people tend to be so popular. Everyone trying their hand at gaining their attention by drawing it to this thing or that thing, with a weird need of validation being thinly-veiled beneath it. (This might also explain why "cool" people tend to be such ******** often dismissing these constant attempts to grab their attention as either pathetic and/or depressing.) Then, of course, there are the word-smiths. The Salesmen. Those who fancy themselves so intelligent as to be able to twist what their audience would otherwise find disinteresting into something that they can't live without, often through some combination of communication manipulation and nonverbal tricks. But just don't listen to them.

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Hot dripping air What I was doing Was not that much rare But something was meant to be special Me clueless of what's happening We all playing some stuff But there was a guy examining The hot driping air He wasn't the charming one But he got the ocean eyes That grib my heart for seconds And then it ached due to interests Unaffected by my ache Not familiar with my crush He was still examining the air Me being puzzled in the group That is known for fun I wanted to just escape some Seconds from the crowd The stuff that they were playing Was truth and dare I chose the exception this time And got the desirable Task was to company that guy Who wasn't interested in stuff Who was so rough And acts more tough He being considered the danger zone Cool dudes thought it would Be disaster But that was all I wanted I wanted that task and Company the air examination It wasn't that hard Nor that easy I had my guard But I was also scared He wasn't taht disinteresting Yes he was exceptional I wanted to sit a while longer I like my friends And he then became my friend This is how a dumb ***** Met an exceptional boy And he passed that smile Which could carry me to miles Thus meeting was cosy And thus was how I know him .

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Mar 6, 2021

Mar 6, 2021 at 2:28 PM UTC

yamini-1

That exceptional boy

Hot dripping air What I was doing Was not that much rare But something was meant to be special Me clueless of what's happening We all playing some stuff But there was a guy examining The hot driping air He wasn't the charming one But he got the ocean eyes That grib my heart for seconds And then it ached due to interests Unaffected by my ache Not familiar with my crush He was still examining the air Me being puzzled in the group That is known for fun I wanted to just escape some Seconds from the crowd The stuff that they were playing Was truth and dare I chose the exception this time And got the desirable Task was to company that guy Who wasn't interested in stuff Who was so rough And acts more tough He being considered the danger zone Cool dudes thought it would Be disaster But that was all I wanted I wanted that task and Company the air examination It wasn't that hard Nor that easy I had my guard But I was also scared He wasn't taht disinteresting Yes he was exceptional I wanted to sit a while longer I like my friends And he then became my friend This is how a dumb ***** Met an exceptional boy And he passed that smile Which could carry me to miles Thus meeting was cosy And thus was how I know him .

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Jul 18, 2016

Jul 18, 2016 at 5:28 AM UTC

po-lista

The Disinteresting

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