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October 21st, 2008 | 1,296 Entries

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1,296 Entries for “path”

  1. Look­ing down, not know­ing where I’m going. Try­ing to appre­ci­ate the beauty around. Keep look­ing up for some­one to hold. Some­one to hold hands with on the crazy jour­ney. It’s lonely here. Step by step. Blinded by my own nearsightedness.

    By Sarah on 10.25.2008

  2. The path led me down past a series of old sheds and out-houses. The place was so old and run down that it felt a lit­tle spooky. I knew that some­where down here Old Mr Gra­ham had died, and it was the flies that found him first. It led down into a small thicket of trees, into a quiet, shady grove. It felt some­how peace­ful here. A place that the rest of the world had for­got­ten about, and I knew it would become spe­cial to me.

    By Nick Ward on 10.25.2008

  3. the path­way to enlight­en­ment is a long one that will not be ful­filled unless you are pre­pared for a hard and dif­fi­cult jouny. It is nec­ces­sary to dis­cover eng­light­en­ment as is described by many philoso­phers through­out the ages. I per­son­ally an still in search and am hav­ing my doubts on my abil­ity to be able to reach enlight­en­ment but so plan on it soon.

    By Laura on 10.25.2008

  4. is it going some­where? is it going nowhere? what’s the difference?

    By alycia on 10.25.2008

  5. where to go he asked not see­ing any clear path. No one answered, no one ever did. He knew he was mov­ing for­ward but wasnt’ sure what path he was actu­ally fol­low­ing. He would like to know if it was the right one.

    By Dee Smith III on 10.26.2008

  6. a path can be a road to mis­ery, hap­pi­ness, hate, or what­ever one might find at the end of a wind­ing road or what­ever might go off into the sun­set or end in a pot of gold at the falling crest of a rain­bow. it may be only in our minds, only in our thoughts, or in our pres­ence. what do you think?

    By Becca Sam on 10.26.2008

  7. The path you take in life… I wish I’d taken the path MORE trav­eled on. The path less trav­eled on is much more con­fus­ing. Inter­est­ing, but con­fus­ing. It’d be eas­ier on the path more traveled.

    This has made all the difference.

    By Bethany on 10.26.2008

  8. Oh man, which one to choose. There are the easy ones, the obvi­ously nearly impos­si­ble ones…I like a chal­leng­ing path. Some­times I’m afraid of it because I fear fail­ure more than my mother fears death. But I took a strong step today…and yesterday…and the day before that. So…step by step I’ll even­tu­ally choose that nearly impos­si­ble one.

    By Lauren on 10.26.2008

  9. i was led up the gar­den path by a beau­ti­ful woman wear­ing only a neg­ligee. she asked me if I was com­ing to her party and though we had never met, i said that of course i would. after writ­ing the details on the back of a doctor’s appoint­ment slip i left in high spir­its if still a lit­tle confused.

    By yeah right! on 10.26.2008

  10. the path that was ahead wasn’t nec­es­sar­ily a treach­er­ous one…

    By allie on 10.26.2008

  11. the path to destruc­tion is a path i will prob­a­bly fol­low
    i dont know what i’m writ­ing right now, but i do know that this in itself is part of my path
    that tomor­row another thing will come up and i will actu­ally write about it for 60 sec­onds
    or do some­thing else that really serves me no con­crete ben­e­fit
    but i’ll do it and hope that some beauty comes out of the frame­work
    that some­how i’ll look bet­ter
    feel bet­ter
    love myself
    be loved
    but who really knows
    this cer­tainly hasnt done it
    not to say that i wont wake up tomor­row and my wishes won’t come true
    if they do, i’ll prob­a­bly never thank this place
    but it might have given me happiness

    By tigger on 10.26.2008

  12. The path­way you’ve cho­sen has taken you down a dark road. You may be with her now, but soon enough you’ll be lonely. You’ve blocked off all entrances for your friends and any other form of aid. I hope you’re happy.

    What were you think­ing, using me like this? Did you think I wouldn’t care, that this wouldn’t hurt?

    You’re wrong. I’m frus­trated. From now on, walk alone.

    By KC Shaffer on 10.26.2008

  13. How appro­pri­ate, since i’m try­ing to find my own again. I actu­ally started to write this and then closed the window…but then went back and the word was still wait­ing for me. I need to stop chop­ping off my own thoughts.
    Path. Paths. I’m so afraid I won’t find my own back to what I THINK I love doing, or what I may. Right now, I need to begin by mak­ing tracks out of this town and let­ting it lay itself out before me as it always has…but get­ting out comes first.

    By L. on 10.26.2008

  14. It was a dark and stormy walk­way over look­ing the cliffs and the ocean. Treach­er­ous as it seemed, it was still the most com­fort­ing area I could find to stroll. Lis­ten­ing the the thun­der, sound­ing so close to my head, and the ocean throb­bing at my feet.

    By Anjul on 10.26.2008

  15. nar­row path, wide path. path for truth, path for lies. what is a path? peo­ple might define it in dif­fer­ent ways. i define it as a “way”. a path for hap­pi­ness and suc­cess­ful life would be a clear path

    By nahla on 10.26.2008

  16. There is a sim­ple dirt path
    beyond the lilacs and the roses
    where earthen vel­vet slides a lover’s arm
    between the red and pur­ple bedsheets

    By henry on 10.26.2008