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The Unlimited crowd
"It's all elbows tonight!', my mind says at the sight
Not since the 90s has there been such a fight
For drink holders and the resting of arms in the dark of night
The pictures snap into view as elbows fight for the right
I suppose the fear of breath made it uneasy
For elbows to flex, bend and get lazy
The memories of a full cinema are dusty
Like a giant unscrupulous screw...
Wednesday 5th February 2025 10:50 am
D10
This is my seat
From where I can feel the heat
The colours whirl and spiral
Exuding the passions and ideas of all
And the individual
I sit many ways here
travelling light years
Through fields and fears
Hoping tears clear
Comfortable and not
Alone in a crowd
I feel every sound
Hurtling to the end
Where danger transcends
Passions and pride
...Wednesday 24th January 2024 10:17 am
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