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I am not stuck in traffic,
the traffic is stuck in me:
in my gut, an obstruction, the thing
people sigh about as they pass,
thankful to be gone, relieved
not to be the cause.

fridayam
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buttersbuttersabout 13 years ago
i have a gut feeling about this one

it's visceral. when something's blocking you up inside, an emotional obstruction, it hurts and distends in painful ways others pick up on even whilst not being able to offer any form of relief.

Esperanza_HidalgoEsperanza_Hidalgoabout 13 years ago
I

like the ending--the abruptness. It's like go, stop, stop, go, go.

vrosej10vrosej10about 13 years ago
I got constipation from this poem...

But I don't mean literally. It seems to be about traffic and bowel functions at the same time...Hmmm...This seems to be largely a venting poem and that's cool.

twelveoonetwelveooneabout 13 years ago
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nice turn

could have made it sharper

could have swerved more

HAMFANHAMFANabout 13 years ago

Its hard to think when your pissed but OK

This surely needs a last line. I'm thinking

thankful to be gone, relieved

not to be the cause. All alone

sitting down and stepping

on the gas

but that is taking it too literally,

making it more jokey

And you had a pleasant Christmas week I hope

(apart from this)

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