flood

December 21st, 2011 | 135 Entries

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135 Entries for “flood”

  1. I am going to flood your loveliness wiht juice . juice that will activate you and fill all of the gaps and the crakcs that you have in your romance field. watch out for the flood. be ready to float. if you embrace the flood you will float and get carried away to a wonderful place..if you don’t…you drowned.

  2. hai dear there is some flood in my heart’s harmons when you spoke very little to me. and at the same time i felt the same with opposite happiness when there is some speech from you.

    laxmi
  3. brave heart,
    peculiar we find ourselves
    beneath the spectral curtain drop
    of lilac night
    disarmed,
    breathless at
    the grainy intersection
    of leg, torso
    the wellspring of our union.

    i must merge into thee,
    press lips against
    oblivion’s soft hip,
    outrun death

    Unbridled, arching
    the empty sky a sacred place we yearn for
    kissing weightlessness
    We enter, cleansed
    Blackness falls like old rags
    I recite your name until it is smooth, polished
    You are the mountain now
    I walk the steep path of your limbs
    no separation between us
    My skin cleaves to your rock
    Walls may fall
    We will dissolve into one another
    If only for this fleeting, eternal moment

  4. The memories flooded back. All of them, Alex had spent years trying to erase them from his mind. They were so terrible. But when he looked into the eyes of this poor starving girl, all the memories came back and he knew he couldn’t let her just stay here like this.

    nick f.
  5. I felt the level rise, starting to distort my vision. The cup of tears finally brimmed and my face was instantly wet. and I smiled. I could cry.

    k
  6. The basement tends to flood. We have done everything we can in terms of diverting the water from the house. Now we have redone the floors to a tight-fitting vinyl which will be easier to clean if there should be another flood.

  7. The water came in, all of the sudden, before anyone had any time to foreseen or even think about disaster. It took everything, everyone. Every trace of history, every memory.
    Today nothing remains.

    Nathalie (@spacedlaw)
  8. Waves came crashing and horror unfurled right before her. But it wasn’t so much the physical than the mental ache she felt as she watched her memories get swept away.

  9. my emotions are flooding out of this dam I’ve created to hole up this pain. It trickles through, sometimes just dripping slowly, but I feel as if one day the dam will break, and with it, myself.

  10. I am flooded. By relief yesterday. By boredom (?) this morning. Maybe it’s not boredom. But suddenly, because I have so much free time, I’m not sure what to do with it. I could watch old cartoons, play games, read a book, but nothing seems particularly appealing. Everything is appealing but nothing I want to do specifically.

    Jen
  11. The flood came suddenly in the village of Lahore, bringing with it death and destruction in its wake. the government agencies were slow to respond to the need of the people, and a lot of them lost their life due to carelessness and confusion.

    victor walkes
  12. Everything is running towards me at once, I can’t move, I can’t think; I freeze. They’re all going to hit, there’s nowhere for me to go, nowhere to turn. So I stand still and relax, I pretend I’m somewhere safe, paradise.

    When it hits, for a moment, I feel the world, and then, nothing.

  13. A flood entered my mind, it wiped clean everything I’d thought over the years. It flowed across the cavernous ranges of my mind, eroding the cliffs of my memories until, one by one, they crumbled into the ocean of oblivion. Lost to a void of nothingness.

    Jordan
  14. Flood my heart. Fill me with what I once had. Love has been absent for a while or the absent heart has left love behind. Feeling is obsolete now that I’ve moved on from emotion.

  15. There was a flood in your house. I came as soon as you called, and that’s saying something because I was two beers in and on the verge of making a couple of new pseudo-friends because of them. But I still came. You called me and you sounded like you were in a recording studio, glass walls everywhere and big headphones over your ears, so you were yelling, and that’s the only sound I could hear.

  16. thoughts of him
    would flood her mind
    her heart
    her body
    overcome with him
    she felt herself drowning
    he was her only
    life preserver
    she needed saving
    from him
    but only by him.

  17. It was 1953, Alabama, and my uncle Joe was floating atop a porch. The flood had gotten hold of their house.
    “Hold on Jimmy, boy” he said to his brother as they both held on tight to their makeshift raft.

  18. Today, my fragile mind is flooded with thoughts that are new. Thoughts that weren’t there when I turned 5 years old, nor when I was 6. Now I’m 17, and thoughts of my future never fail to surface.

    Pui Teng
  19. emot

  20. the sun was setting as the kids waited for the men to come home. as usual they were late. it always seemed to take forever for dinner. they passed around a jug of water to stave the hunger. inside, the women were weaving more nets and imagining them full. on an island life moved slower. the ocean made things less important, less urgent.

  21. Floods really only such for land-living creatures. I mean, what do fish do when it floods? Probably nothing; they’re fish.

  22. As the flood came though they watched the sandbags torn apart and the sand washed away. The brown water stirred and whipped through their defences, ripping out trees and sweeping up debris.

  23. See, I was going to make some sort of sexual comment.

    But then I didn’t.

    So here we are.

  24. flooded by love.
    damn, it’s fuckin cheezy with huge Z but, that’s what i’m feeling right now.

    such amazing amount of love that fulfill me from head to toe, especially in the heart.
    it feels like i can’t breathe.

    but, duh.
    who needs oxygen anymore?

    …seriously this is overly cheesy.

  25. The silver shimmer of the night washed around Iris in a flood of high expectations and adrenaline. He was there, there at the corner, his hands shoved into his pockets, his sweater sleeves a little too short, exposing his nobby wrists.
    This is it, though Iris, this is him.
    The slimy bricks of the old building were cold against her bare shoulder blades, she drew her dark cloak more firmly around her shoulder, let the flowing fabric drift over her eyes, concealing her Ivory face.
    Her pencil thin dagger slid easily from it’s oiled sheath, it didn’t make a noise.
    The man shifted uncomforatbly against the pole, and Iris took the opporunity. she sprang.

  26. You love someone
    This person isn’t me
    You’ve thrown me away like an old sock
    And suddenly it all makes sense
    It all comes rushing to my face
    Flooding my eyes with tears of betrayal
    You love someone
    This person isn’t me

  27. Floods of water and tears and regrets, but really, what does that have to do with anything? It’s all in the past. All in the past. What’s changed, now that’s what we should be worried about. Floods of water, but water kills, heals, purifies, nourishes. You can’t live without water. And so use that water. It’s there for a reason. Grow. Change. Love. Live.

  28. The darkness closes in on me like a flood. It overwhelms my senses and fills my eyes. I cannot see. I cannot breathe. Everything is dark. I do not know where I am. I do not know how to escape. It consumes everything like a flood.

  29. It rained all day, all night, I never thought it would stop. I watched from the highest room in my apartment complex. Rain flecked windows and dark, dark skies. I called you four times and you didn’t answer. I worried the water swept you away. It was a flood but not in the right way. No one was dying tonight.

  30. The flood washed us away the the next county met I met Gloria and her son. Nice folk. They had me dry my pants on the line and for a few minutes I thought about settling down there. Getting a job, and getting the things I want. Stitching up the wounds the towering city gave me.

    Adam
  31. The Nashville Flood of 2010 didn’t touch us because we were on a hill, but our neighbors were bailing out their basements. Their water-logged heirloom furniture that they had kept in their basements were dragged to the curb for trash pick-up. The curbs of Nashville were the saddest sight after the flood.

    cyndietodd
  32. There was a great flood in the land. It lasted for 20 days and nights. The family did not know what to do. They sat on their rooftop for the entire time, wishing and hoping for someone to fly over and rescue them. The floodwaters had entirely engulfed their home and left them with out anything but the clothes on their backs.

    Jody Kolmen
  33. My worst habit: overthinking, making up good and bad scenarios before I go to bed, let the bittersweet memories flood my mind and regret that I can’t do anything to go back anymore.

    alyssa rae
  34. there is yet another threat of flood in up coming year, looks like there is no end to the suffering of people who live near by the river. its devastating effect can only felt by those dependent for its sustenance on river

  35. “They told me it was coming, but. i couldn’t bring myself to move” he said, his blue lips shuddering.

  36. It’s raining ridiculously hard right now. The wind and water beats against the walls of my room and it feels like I’m going to be crushed under my roof. Nothing to do with a flood, but it made me think of the weather right now…

  37. When every thought that goes through your head is only contained in your mind, you feel overwhelmed. When you keep your troubles to yourself, your stress level rises just like a tidal wave. The more problems or issues you have the higher the wave. Anxiety kicks in. Stress rises. You are more prone to irritation and anger. Till finally, the wave cannot go any higher and it crashes down upon you. You have two options: swim or drown.

    Kari Norene
  38. After centuries of nothing, I opened my eyes.
    Suddenly there was everything.
    Anything that was nothing was now too much.
    There was a flood of information that I hadn’t seen before.
    All those questions were answered,
    My dreams no more.
    I was now
    Awake

    Roxie
  39. I am flooded by waves of pain when I sit.
    When I stand they run up and down my back.
    they consume me, my body, my mind, everything.
    and no longer can I breathe “normally”

  40. We are all swimming in the flood.
    Only, some of us are drowning.
    It’s hard to remember
    to kick
    and sometimes it’s exhausting.