as i am no person with english mother tounge i don’t even know the word. i could guass that is has something to do with glasses, but i dont know if it’s true.
What was it about the latch on this garden gate? She looked at it. It seemed like a trap, for some reason – but she put her hand on it anyway, and instantly the garden swallowed her alive.
the latch to the back door had broken when she was five. the cool handle gave easily and she slipped out into the humid summer night. The warm breeze whipped her hair. She breathed in the dust and smells of summer. This was her night.
When i see the word latch i think of latching my dogs coller to the leash so then i think of walking my dog. Wich I should probably do now. I also so think
attach to one word and don’t let it go until you use it. it doesn’t matter how many sentences go by or how many years. use it. in a sentence or a stanza or a verse. in speech or written, but somewhere where people will see.
i latch the door and run as fast as i can; the reindeer will be here soon and they cannot get into my home while i’m gone and i must go latch all the homes of neighbors as well. it’s hard living in the forest, but it works.
Latching onto the edge of this hill
Breathing in out in out in
Counting down all the debts on the bills
Purple bruises on the swollen skin
Do you know what it feels like to feel nothing?
I opened the latch and peeked, worried that Jerry might be out. He wasn’t out. Or at least not physically anyway. Metaphysically he certainly wasn’t there. Or maybe he was. But I never believed in ghosts.
the latch on my door is locked and I can not get in. it’s freezing out here. May the latch is frozen from it being so cold? Maybe someone tried to break the latch and get into my home?
A latch is what I have to open to get to you. It’s what separates me from reaching for you, to reach for your eyes, your hands. I wish I had the key. Maybe if it could just be broken, just like that…
She closed the latch on the door and slipped further into her bedroom. The trench coat she was wearing slid onto the floor, and she let it stay there. Didn’t matter to her. All she had to do was write that one letter.
i guess i didn’t close the latch all the way when i left the house this morning, because the rest of my day i regretted that one little thing. i didn’t realize it would have any big effects until my entire couch was stolen out of my living room. i found this out when i got home. i finally latched the door.
as i latched on to the hilltop i went far down the hole of eternity and saw penguins dashing and dolphins going around uncovering the shiny things and then i heard a ‘book’ sound come from over there and it hit me so hard i thought of my life and as i thought i was happy
the latch to the door, the door would no open not even buge i always have wondered what was behind that door…was it a a door of wonder or simply nothing? i guess we will never know.
The latch on the door clicked open, the sound was like a million elephants stampeding in her brain. She was terrified, could it be? No. No it couldn’t. Not him, not after so long.
The latch on the door was locked when she was inside the room that was so terribly lonely. How did she manage to isolate herself again without telling a soul that she was to sick to get up and unlock the door? Janie was ashamed of who she had become in these past few years and the distance between the door and the hallway was huge. It was her prison.
doors have latches. im not very good at opening doors. when i have to unlock a door there’s always too much stuff on my keychain to open it. theres a lot of scratches on the doorframe by the lock because they scratch it.
doors have latches. im not very good at opening doors. when i have to unlock a door there’s always too much stuff on my keychain to open it. theres a lot of scratches on the doorframe by the lock because they scratch it.
Latch, when i see the word latch i think of a lock. I think of a door and locking it. If you want to unlock the door or a cabinet you left up the latch and pull.
latch onto a hook. like a fish. fish swims freely but doesnt really think. is this miserable or happy? fish can’t drown but cant fly, run, or walk. but they swim fast and swiftly.
I was a latchkey kid all growing up. My parents both worked hard to provide us with a normal middle class life. Now my sister seems to be hardcore anti-latchkey with her daughters. It surprises me since I think we came out pretty well and we learned responsibility. Interesting to see how experiences are interpreted differently.
The door was always locked. Every time I went, locked. This time would be no different. She didn’t want to see me. I lifted the latch. The door opened slowly, and she was there, smiling.
He opened the latch that lead to my heart. He was the first one to do so, and as a result, it was the only security I had. I had no past experience to use as warning.
hook, chinchilla cage , cage , i think of a door that has a latch on it. a beautiful lovely door that just wants to be open. it is wonderful. no body can enter becase the LATCH is held tight
I begin my slow descent to the bottom of the deep, uninviting ocean, and I feel a thousand little creatures latch onto me. Leeches, I think, as if this situation isn’t bad enough. I close my eyes and open my mouth, allowing the end to come and putting an end to the torture.
door lock, garden gate, heart, cupboard door, horse stable, or anything like that but it sounds so much nicer than lock or key or any of the other words that keep a door closed.
i dont know what this word means so what am i supposed t do here im just writing non sence i hope someone likes this i think a latch is something like that i dont know something like a lock of some sort maybe i dont really know oh
the latch on the door made you wanna snatch. What is the point of a latch but to keep people out or in? Thats boring becuase then its always going to b the same peope that are in or out….its time to have a mixer so the in’s and out’s can turn themselves inside out
as i am no person with english mother tounge i don’t even know the word. i could guass that is has something to do with glasses, but i dont know if it’s true.
By julie on 01.11.2010
latch
By name on 01.11.2010
What was it about the latch on this garden gate? She looked at it. It seemed like a trap, for some reason – but she put her hand on it anyway, and instantly the garden swallowed her alive.
By SF on 01.11.2010
the latch to the back door had broken when she was five. the cool handle gave easily and she slipped out into the humid summer night. The warm breeze whipped her hair. She breathed in the dust and smells of summer. This was her night.
By Zoe on 01.11.2010
When i see the word latch i think of latching my dogs coller to the leash so then i think of walking my dog. Wich I should probably do now. I also so think
By Mackensie on 01.11.2010
attach to one word and don’t let it go until you use it. it doesn’t matter how many sentences go by or how many years. use it. in a sentence or a stanza or a verse. in speech or written, but somewhere where people will see.
By hannah on 01.11.2010
the latch was left open last night, it was the first night the latch had been opened.
By danny on 01.11.2010
“Get the latch! They’re almost here. The implications of a locked door, they’ll think I’m hiding something. Hurry! It’s your parents”
In-laws visiting
By Anonymous on 01.11.2010
i latch the door and run as fast as i can; the reindeer will be here soon and they cannot get into my home while i’m gone and i must go latch all the homes of neighbors as well. it’s hard living in the forest, but it works.
By Anonymous on 01.11.2010
Latching onto the edge of this hill
Breathing in out in out in
Counting down all the debts on the bills
Purple bruises on the swollen skin
Do you know what it feels like to feel nothing?
By Katie on 01.11.2010
I opened the latch and peeked, worried that Jerry might be out. He wasn’t out. Or at least not physically anyway. Metaphysically he certainly wasn’t there. Or maybe he was. But I never believed in ghosts.
By Kali on 01.11.2010
I latched onto her.
By Anonymous on 01.11.2010
key
lock
door
gate
closed
fence
pool
old
By Lisa on 01.11.2010
Close the door, latch it tight, you’ll be safe, throughout the night.
By Grace on 01.11.2010
the latch on my door is locked and I can not get in. it’s freezing out here. May the latch is frozen from it being so cold? Maybe someone tried to break the latch and get into my home?
By jennifer on 01.11.2010
A latch is what I have to open to get to you. It’s what separates me from reaching for you, to reach for your eyes, your hands. I wish I had the key. Maybe if it could just be broken, just like that…
By (Undercover)Angel on 01.11.2010
She closed the latch on the door and slipped further into her bedroom. The trench coat she was wearing slid onto the floor, and she let it stay there. Didn’t matter to her. All she had to do was write that one letter.
By Kelsey Birk on 01.11.2010
make it, break it, sound advice never make it until you break it, never break it until you try.
By dcs on 01.11.2010
i guess i didn’t close the latch all the way when i left the house this morning, because the rest of my day i regretted that one little thing. i didn’t realize it would have any big effects until my entire couch was stolen out of my living room. i found this out when i got home. i finally latched the door.
By jessicaaaaa on 01.11.2010
as i latched on to the hilltop i went far down the hole of eternity and saw penguins dashing and dolphins going around uncovering the shiny things and then i heard a ‘book’ sound come from over there and it hit me so hard i thought of my life and as i thought i was happy
By alena on 01.11.2010
latch, like to to latch onto something?
By Chris on 01.11.2010
the latch to the door, the door would no open not even buge i always have wondered what was behind that door…was it a a door of wonder or simply nothing? i guess we will never know.
By nicole on 01.11.2010
The latch on the door clicked open, the sound was like a million elephants stampeding in her brain. She was terrified, could it be? No. No it couldn’t. Not him, not after so long.
By Jessica Kelly on 01.11.2010
The latch on the door was locked when she was inside the room that was so terribly lonely. How did she manage to isolate herself again without telling a soul that she was to sick to get up and unlock the door? Janie was ashamed of who she had become in these past few years and the distance between the door and the hallway was huge. It was her prison.
By Joy Eilers on 01.11.2010
doors have latches. im not very good at opening doors. when i have to unlock a door there’s always too much stuff on my keychain to open it. theres a lot of scratches on the doorframe by the lock because they scratch it.
By Anonymous on 01.11.2010
doors have latches. im not very good at opening doors. when i have to unlock a door there’s always too much stuff on my keychain to open it. theres a lot of scratches on the doorframe by the lock because they scratch it.
By Anonymous on 01.11.2010
Latch, when i see the word latch i think of a lock. I think of a door and locking it. If you want to unlock the door or a cabinet you left up the latch and pull.
By Rachel M. on 01.11.2010
latch onto a hook. like a fish. fish swims freely but doesnt really think. is this miserable or happy? fish can’t drown but cant fly, run, or walk. but they swim fast and swiftly.
By sy h on 01.11.2010
I was a latchkey kid all growing up. My parents both worked hard to provide us with a normal middle class life. Now my sister seems to be hardcore anti-latchkey with her daughters. It surprises me since I think we came out pretty well and we learned responsibility. Interesting to see how experiences are interpreted differently.
By Shannon on 01.11.2010
The door was always locked. Every time I went, locked. This time would be no different. She didn’t want to see me. I lifted the latch. The door opened slowly, and she was there, smiling.
By Nathan on 01.11.2010
click. the door is closed to the cold world, the midnghit is locked away. the latch slides into place and she is safe.
By Sylvia on 01.11.2010
jdkalsjdlakdsada
By sdaa on 01.11.2010
He opened the latch that lead to my heart. He was the first one to do so, and as a result, it was the only security I had. I had no past experience to use as warning.
By Kristen on 01.11.2010
hook, chinchilla cage , cage , i think of a door that has a latch on it. a beautiful lovely door that just wants to be open. it is wonderful. no body can enter becase the LATCH is held tight
By haley on 01.11.2010
latch onto my heart and sink the
one, two, three, thump thump thump. NyQuil gel capsules for a cold.
By mg on 01.11.2010
I begin my slow descent to the bottom of the deep, uninviting ocean, and I feel a thousand little creatures latch onto me. Leeches, I think, as if this situation isn’t bad enough. I close my eyes and open my mouth, allowing the end to come and putting an end to the torture.
By Lilacia on 01.11.2010
door lock, garden gate, heart, cupboard door, horse stable, or anything like that but it sounds so much nicer than lock or key or any of the other words that keep a door closed.
By beegirl on 01.11.2010
i simply don’t now what does this word mean..!!
but i am writing anyway because like the idea!!.. ok..
By sarah on 01.11.2010
i dont know what this word means so what am i supposed t do here im just writing non sence i hope someone likes this i think a latch is something like that i dont know something like a lock of some sort maybe i dont really know oh
By Anonymous on 01.11.2010
the latch on the door made you wanna snatch. What is the point of a latch but to keep people out or in? Thats boring becuase then its always going to b the same peope that are in or out….its time to have a mixer so the in’s and out’s can turn themselves inside out
By caitlin seandel on 01.11.2010