The tiers on bleachers are the different levels of seats. I believe you are talking about a line from the poem "Oranges." The poet is just describing how the boxes of candles were stacked up like rows of bleachers, one on top of the other.
Tried of waiting
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In the bleachers
The 'bleachers' are the stands that Taylor is standing on with the orchestra during the football game.
Bleachers are essentially benches typically found at outdoor sports venues which are not covered by a roof and are usually single-tiered. In Baseball parks, the bleacher area is typically located behind the outfield wall or fence. High schools and colleges also have bleachers at their outdoor sports facilities for spectator accommodation. Retractable bleachers are found at indoor sports venues such as gymnasiums and field houses. The name "bleachers" comes from the fact of this type of seating being uncovered and exposed to the sun causing them to alter their color or be "bleached". The spectators occupying these benches are often referred to as "bleacherites" or at Wrigley Field in Chicago, "bleacher bums".
Arranged in a series of progressive steps.
like you are on a mountain
The phrase "like a mug" is slang for doing something excessively, intensively or aggressively. It can also mean acting in a foolish or naive manner.
Clean features Cream bleachers Keen preachers Seen creatures
This is a literal phrase, referring to the exudation of serous fluid from a lesion.
I like/love you a lot
it means she likes you or shes just tiered
it means it like drooping and dying
It is a question asking, "Do you like the ring?".