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"stuffiness" poems
"Smile and others around Will too" That's why I smile Don't I? I do. I did. I tried Even though I might've well Have died Endure... Frozen over Legs numbing Feet burning Neck straining Just five more minutes.. Five more.. Endure Limbs aching Temper shortening Time running Eyes closing Annoyance building Endure.. Gut sinking Stuffiness building Lung capacity shrinking Body trembling Insides quivering Look around... Remember?  Remember what you said? Remember what you Promised? Endure...
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Jul 30, 2013
Jul 30, 2013 at 10:49 AM UTC
Endure
Sid's Valentine Goodbye. Valentine's Day - Sid woke up as he had done for odd eighty years. Hidden in a closet were her roses and cheap card. His thin ex-tuberculous wife was already up, she had made tea, laid the paper and opened the windows for the stuffiness to exit. Joe Loss was playing Moonlight on the new thingy C.D and outside one of the warders was moving about. Sid kissed her on the cheek, lightly but with feeling, presented his roses, felicitations handed her the card, she loved it.This was their sixty fourth Valentine, As usual Joan shed a little symbolic tear, nothing too un-British and came to underline her love for big Sid with another little kiss. Speed cyclist, dispatch rider, Radar Sid was on lazy boy with The Mail and char. Paper open, tea untouched she gave him. her usual restrained peck and realized. He was still warm.
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Feb 8, 2014
Feb 8, 2014 at 9:09 AM UTC
Sid's last Valentine's
“They have some cheek!” A little twitch of the nose, a little lick on the hands. Blink once, blink twice, a third. “I thought we had settled this!” The hard, white pond makes my feet sting, the square black puddles tempting me to stop and have a drink. “How many times must we do this?” There is no more stuffiness in the air, the night inside the walls has vanished. The acid in the air burns my nose tunnels. “This had better be the last time!” Dashing in and out of the polished trees, covered by the same silky white sky, making my way to the large silver acorn that never ages. “We’re going to have to work at this relationship!” Jumping into the pockets of night hidden in the crevices, scuffling behind the rubbery ivory. I wait with anticipation for my yellow beauty.
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Mar 7, 2012
Mar 7, 2012 at 9:03 AM UTC
Brittle
The irresolvable contradiction, in whose subconscious formula this current absurd-impossible World is immersed, first it turns into non-existence, then it organically emerges into the stagnant Nothingness. The ostrich-faithful gangs of yampecs, like the circus associations of the self-deceivers, seem to even play together a little in the manner of accomplices in the intercontinental businesses of gamblers - because a restless, wandering Soul has long since become a cat and has been tempting the son of man, because there is no partiality, no special difference in a prolonged, incessant Sisyphusian fall. It feels the numbing cracks of the rotting decompositions, while those who remain on the surface are constantly eviscerating the last pennies and silver coins from the pockets of the simpler, working average; Even pitifully degrading bureaucratic wisdom cannot be quite adequate these days: dignity and existence exclude each other just as feudal lords exclude a compromising servant. Free-thinking is not at all chic these days, they are quite calmly content with merely the illusion of truth as long as possible. Now imported idolatry is becoming more and more popular again, but very much so. Because in the guaranteed transitional age, no one and nothing can be themselves, or the same as they were as long as the laws of humanism were observed, the message of conscious blind indifference seems to have been deliberately transplanted into another blind world. Like startled fish embryos, apocryphal passwords glide, wrinkles write the warning message on the secret prison walls of faces: "Pay attention, and rather hide in hiding!" - Every circle must organically close at some point. The wasted seasons are no longer waiting for a silver star ready to wander. It's time to ventilate the soul-crushing stuffiness that is welling up in man!
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Sep 20, 2025
Sep 20, 2025 at 12:34 AM UTC
Chinovnik-Wisdom
The irresolvable contradiction, in whose subconscious formula this current absurd-impossible World is immersed, first it turns into non-existence, then it organically emerges into the stagnant Nothingness. The ostrich-faithful gangs of yampecs, like the circus associations of the self-deceivers, seem to even play together a little in the manner of accomplices in the intercontinental businesses of gamblers - because a restless, wandering Soul has long since become a cat and has been tempting the son of man, because there is no partiality, no special difference in a prolonged, incessant Sisyphusian fall. It feels the numbing cracks of the rotting decompositions, while those who remain on the surface are constantly eviscerating the last pennies and silver coins from the pockets of the simpler, working average; Even pitifully degrading bureaucratic wisdom cannot be quite adequate these days: dignity and existence exclude each other just as feudal lords exclude a compromising servant. Free-thinking is not at all chic these days, they are quite calmly content with merely the illusion of truth as long as possible. Now imported idolatry is becoming more and more popular again, but very much so. Because in the guaranteed transitional age, no one and nothing can be themselves, or the same as they were as long as the laws of humanism were observed, the message of conscious blind indifference seems to have been deliberately transplanted into another blind world. Like startled fish embryos, apocryphal passwords glide, wrinkles write the warning message on the secret prison walls of faces: "Pay attention, and rather hide in hiding!" - Every circle must organically close at some point. The wasted seasons are no longer waiting for a silver star ready to wander. It's time to ventilate the soul-crushing stuffiness that is welling up in man!
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There’s a hole in the anticipation waiting for the ground. It goes beyond a moment. It appears around the body, lying in the corner. Hoping for emptiness under the earth. Dreading that it carries on into the stuffiness. And people, no gap left by the personal space. Crushed. It’s more than physically lost. I can’t move. It’s a hole, I need to get out. No, world. What can hear me, I am forgotten. The hole, another face in an organised crowd, is recognisable. Filled with dirt. Certain people begin to speak but we feel empty. They leave spaces behind. New people arrive. Time happens, which sets them behind, apart from the rest. Like the earth covers the grave, so we, with a struggle, put it from our face and minds for the way back.
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Mar 27, 2013
Mar 27, 2013 at 9:42 PM UTC
A Grave Bus Journey
My thoughts are scattered all over the place Sad corn, bad dreams, no diploma, brown leaves.. I want to be  h a p p y  for you but I can't be today there's just a kind of stuffiness inside of my brain but don't cry for too long, please don't worry I'll get back to normal, soon things won't be so blurry.
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Sep 16, 2015
Sep 16, 2015 at 2:22 PM UTC
S i g h
Light bleeds through red curtains painting the brown walls a muddy shade of maroon like dried blood on concrete Sticky and hazy The whooshing movement of fan blades fill in the would be silence Tugging air with dull blades rapid and quick similar to the staccato of a heart beat Wubbing its low hum sound the t.v static of a mundane morning Sunday's have never held much meaning Other than the once suffocating stuffiness of a dusty church bench Listening to hell fire and brimstone in a place that smelled like death and hand sanitizer Where children are paraded like prized cattle in front of relatives Valued for their would be talents and their potential to redeem their parents mishaps No this day was greeted with the smell of *** and the taste of syrup still lingering in the dry parts of the mouth Legs tired from walking and stumbling at the bar Eyes still wearing the specter of blue eye shadow Lips the muted color of sin No Sundays are special kind of sacred
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Sep 6, 2015
Sep 6, 2015 at 2:14 PM UTC
Sunday Sacrament
Well, gosh, thank you for being here today I am honored to be the conductor Of this very special and awesome group So let me introduce them one by one To this special and awesome audience It’s been an awesome season, and we’re glad You could share this moment with us today We’d like to give a special shout-out to (Name and name) for making this wonderful space Available to all of us today As you know this is the last performance Of the season, and the last here for (name) Who is being transferred to Albuquerque And we want to wish her well; she has been A cornerstone-rock-heart of our little group And also for (name) who is retiring After thirty years with (name-name, inc) And is looking forward to spending time With his family and traveling about With his awesome and patient wife (name-name) And also with his awesome and patient dogs Although of course he would never say that they Are more awesome than his sweet wife ha-ha You will notice that our program today Features a diversity of pieces to appeal To all sorts of tastes because the pieces We have selected in their diversity Are meant to appeal to all sorts of tastes Oh, wait, did I say that already ha-ha Because we all believe that music speaks To the hearts of all in their special ways Because music is the language of all From Tchaikovsky and Wagner to Elvis From the stuffiness of grand old Vienna To ‘way-cool happenin’ New Orleans Or as they like to say down there Naw-lins Ha-ha music is the language of all Because it is inclusive and diverse And speaks to all our hearts with love And, like, you know, stuff, so now we begin With some traditional classic pieces And then some popular tunes you can tap Your toes along to, and then at the end We will enjoy a good ol’ sing-along And maybe some audience participation Ha-ha but we’ll let that be a surprise Our first piece now is by Paganini Who was neither a pagan nor a ***** Ha-ha so let me give you’re a little background On this piece…
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May 25, 2018
May 25, 2018 at 4:28 PM UTC
Special and Awesome Spring Concert in the Parish Hall
Well, gosh, thank you for being here today I am honored to be the conductor Of this very special and awesome group So let me introduce them one by one To this special and awesome audience It’s been an awesome season, and we’re glad You could share this moment with us today We’d like to give a special shout-out to (Name and name) for making this wonderful space Available to all of us today As you know this is the last performance Of the season, and the last here for (name) Who is being transferred to Albuquerque And we want to wish her well; she has been A cornerstone-rock-heart of our little group And also for (name) who is retiring After thirty years with (name-name, inc) And is looking forward to spending time With his family and traveling about With his awesome and patient wife (name-name) And also with his awesome and patient dogs Although of course he would never say that they Are more awesome than his sweet wife ha-ha You will notice that our program today Features a diversity of pieces to appeal To all sorts of tastes because the pieces We have selected in their diversity Are meant to appeal to all sorts of tastes Oh, wait, did I say that already ha-ha Because we all believe that music speaks To the hearts of all in their special ways Because music is the language of all From Tchaikovsky and Wagner to Elvis From the stuffiness of grand old Vienna To ‘way-cool happenin’ New Orleans Or as they like to say down there Naw-lins Ha-ha music is the language of all Because it is inclusive and diverse And speaks to all our hearts with love And, like, you know, stuff, so now we begin With some traditional classic pieces And then some popular tunes you can tap Your toes along to, and then at the end We will enjoy a good ol’ sing-along And maybe some audience participation Ha-ha but we’ll let that be a surprise Our first piece now is by Paganini Who was neither a pagan nor a ***** Ha-ha so let me give you’re a little background On this piece…
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If the wind could see you The world would have been airless Trees will no longer look breezy And the night will be hot as hell. The wind would stop dead Clouds will turn into marshmallows The stuffiness of its harsh mellow Will turn flowers black and blue. The wind will contain no life For you have drawn it dry from its well The wind will move as though unmoving Through our hairs, on our skin, nothing. If the wind could see you My life would have been done and dusted In the coffin of my sultry yearning for you I crave the dampness of your slender touch. The wind would stop and stare And everything would need to halt The birds will balance in the middle of the sky As your beauty took the place of their wings. The wind would slowly turn into you As it gazes upon your beauty and magnetism It transforms its formless body into your figure Slowly capturing every single detail of your glory. The breeze and the air-stream will smell like you And as it travels through my life I will smile Because then I will have you forever by my side In the wind, the particles, the abyss of your mind.
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Aug 25, 2015
Aug 25, 2015 at 4:07 AM UTC
Windless
one day sleep in a coffin one day lie on the bottom drink ***** eat pump will go to far countries sleep in the stuffy where air zero sleep in solid and solid ground spaces where clouds of dust live go where I'm dead again ah coffin cute coffin i see yours your skeletons I see your smiles dancing I see your zeros and see your heat created by stuffiness due to the cold of the dead 08.12.18
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Dec 7, 2018
Dec 7, 2018 at 9:26 PM UTC
In The Coffin.