The fence was hazardous. Sharp barbed wire was strung along it, rags of fabric could be seen where people had tried to get through. And failed. Every so often, you could hear an electric sizzle as water dripped onto it. You watched silently as yet another poor person tried to squeeze through the fence. You opened your mouth, but no words could come out. You were silenced by the fence.
ML
If something isn’t hazardous is “safe” by default. Is the gap between safe and hazardous wide or narrow? Is there a gap at all? Is the level of hazard actually subjective and based on the knowledge and intelligence of the individuals acknowledging the hazard?
It’s a dangerous situation you find yourself in. Leaning over a precipice, as though you might fall into their eyes and never resurface. It’s poison on their breath, poison and desire and the promises of maybe. It’s terrifying, it’s dangerous, you could get hurt. Do you lean in? Do you dare?
Aria
It’s hazardous to take risks, I thought, for most of my life but I’ve realized now that’s its hazardous not to. I didn’t understand that making mistakes was not the end of me, that mistakes didn’t negate my reason for being. It was in fact, hazardous to hold such views. I just didn’t know.
This case hit close to home for her. She received a tip that a company was manipulating and stealing from people who were elderly or disabled. The red flags were subtle so the person who called in the tip felt that she was his only hope; no one else believed him, and he had absolutely no concrete proof.
As a PI, she did not have to abide by the same rules and red tape as her detective friends. She would investigate hunches that were not evidence-backed because she believed strongly that a person’s gut instincts sometimes comprehend the big picture of a puzzle even when their mind cannot see the specific pieces. She didn’t think this way because she believed invisible forces can show you the way. She believed it was the science of how a brain works; the difference between a person’s left hemisphere and their right hemisphere. She thought it was careless to ignore hunches, even though there is no exact science to them and they very well could be wrong……. They could be right.
She needed someone tech-savvy for this next part. She went back and forth as to whether she should call him. She knew he had the skills and would be willing to help, but their relationship was complicated. He thought she was fearlessness and was impressed by her resolve in hazardous situations, but he also cared about her and had a strong compulsion to keep her from harm. Her initial reaction was always to call him, but she was conflicted much like he was. She loved including him on her adventures, but she also cared about him and didn’t want him to worry or to create any problems for him. He was a detective bound by rules and red tape, and she didn’t like putting him in conflicted situations.
Maybe she would go online and try to teach herself the necessary tech skills. But that would take too long and she would never be able to cover her tracks as well as he could. This case was too important to botch. If her hunch was right, these were the worst kinds of people. They would strategically get close to a person posing as a home care aid, learn their secrets and weaknesses, make them feel safe, and then take them for everything they own without ever being caught. It was normally easy for her to remain objective throughout a case and just follow where the clues lead, but now she found that she had to continually remind herself not to jump to conclusions and to focus on the facts. She couldn’t stop herself from thinking of her mom in that scenario- being deceived and taken advantage of. Her entire body was overtaken by anger within seconds. Without thinking, she picked up the phone and called him.
okayfine
The Blob inches closer to me.
“I just wanna feel you,” it sighs. The surface of it jiggles just like my thighs.
And the hazardous part? I kind of want it to touch me too.
T. Gap
She smelled something. She sniffed again. “Do you smell that?”
He continued to watch TV. “Huh?”
“Mark, do you smell that?”
He rolled his eyes and sniffed, then looked taken aback. “Oh. I do.”
“Toldja.”
“Linda, hush.”
Health hazards related to beauty products are countless.
Shalini
The road away from the town was hazardous, abounding with squamous, hateful things that avoided the light. She was a lonely traveler who was foolish enough to go out as the day went down to twilight and a cold chill filled the air.
That was a mistake.
As she screamed, she was swarmed by countless unnamable things. She would never be seen again, save for a rumor of a hideously mutated creature that cried out in the night in a feminine voice.
Disturb Not
what a fucked up mess
this unconscious coupling
is too hazardous
my meal milieu
to awake sleeping untrue
the mind missed the words kissed
what we say is hazardous
Matt m.
“That is not a wise thing to do!” Jenny cautioned, as two of her friends suggested climbing over a barbed wire fence since they were late and the front door of the school was already shut. “It’s too hazardous.”
“Aw come on, it won’t hurt,” Anna said and swung a leg up.
Ru Yi
I just wrote a love letter including a part about the hazardous path we are walking on. Somehow being born into this world we should have know exactly where to go. But growing up we probably lost ourselves on the hazardous path of life.
lyell grunberg
there was this sewer hole, with green glowing light coming out of it. what was in there? why was it there? am i imagining this? i had to go see what all this was about. the hole was behind a row of orange cones but what did i care. frick the police am i right? so there i am, peering into this giant green glowing hole in the middle of an empty road in the middle of the night. theres a bunch of dirt all around me, a couple construction machines and an unfinished building behind me. the street is lit with one far away emanating street light. a large figure starts to approach me from behind
Hope
There was a construction site that said to stay away but i couldnt, it was just too interesting to look away. too interesting to NOT walk towards. there was this glowing green light coming out of what seemed like a sewer hole
Hope Alcorn
This could be hazardous to your health. Smoking. Or having sex. Or jumping out of a plane. What else? Breathing the air next to a factory. Driving through the red tape. There are more hazardous things than I have listed. Look on a menu at the fast food drive thru.
Constance
watch for sharp edges. limbs dangling over the phantom ridge.
below, the fires dance, bare their teeth. the night grows cold.
the moon becomes a frozen silver for the wolves to gaze at.
He was like that. – Inconspicuously, on a level most people didn’t understand. ..Even if they mistakenly thought they did! But that’s what kept him near the boy precisely, maybe.
_
a/n: sorry if this’ unsatisfying any way, my brain is on low-power regime…. again; *very*
“~_~
do excuse me
t_meword
Liam tripped over the trash pile and sprawled to the ground. Turning to look back at what made him fall over, he saw neon letters spelling out “Hazardous Materials: Dispose Immediately” on the side of a ripped plastic bag.
Amber
It is a hazardous relationship. She was abusive, I wanted to be abused. It was a nightmare waiting to happen. Tomorrow I will do something to make her mad. Tomorrow I will pay the price for my folly. It is a hazardous relationship, but for how much longer I can take this strain will depend on my constitution. I have my safety training, but will it be enough to survive.
Everything can be hazardous in some way simple things like holding a baby can result in manslaughter or walking to the shops. some are obvious like sharks where as cows are actually more dangerous and more likely to kill you. id rather cuddle a cow though.
Hazardous
Place is dust
Should we rust
Double diced
Sticky rice
Crust on the bus
Stuff does what
Stuff does
Does this pus wound
Look infected to you?
Should we prove
What men prove
When women move
Closer to the heart
From hearth to hearth
kanjuro
“Look, man,” said Marty, “I’m not here to judge you. But I’m pretty sure I told you that drinking toxic waste is super hazardous to your health.”
Michelle burped loudly. Flecks of green and black flecked her lips. She smiled and lowered the can. “Hey,” she said. “I bet you if I chug another pound of this, I’ll get X-ray vision.”
“How about cancer? You want that as a superpower?”
Belinda Roddie
Toxic materials, bad for you and harmful to your overall health. Chemicals that can seriously hurt you. Hazmat suits, protection from the chemicals or hurtful substances.
Kate
everything is hazardous to some degree. Handing animals, holding kids, walking to the shops. Everyone sees some things as majorly hazardous like sharks where as cows are more hazardous and more likely to kill you. id rather cuddle a cow though.
Erin
She swerved around the cone, jolting back to the present. Fuck. Don’t drive under the influence of nostalgia. It’s dangerous business. She shook her head to get some sense back into it. Focus. Get back to the road.
“Warning: Tiny particles maybe hazardous to children. Do not hand them over without supervision,” read the mother on the back of a Lego blocks pack and smiled. Her twenty year old son was not so fragile anymore.
Shalini
The chemicals glowed in the tube. She was not sure how much of the last ingridient she had poured in, goddamit, she should have measured more carefully. Was it 15 g or 16 g?
Fran Hunne
One word is hazardous enough for all of us. Is there an inherent hazard in writing unknown words on an Internet website? Yes, this is quite hazardous, but what the hell! I can do this. I fear hazardous situations, but I persevere. That’s the ticket!
The fence was hazardous. Sharp barbed wire was strung along it, rags of fabric could be seen where people had tried to get through. And failed. Every so often, you could hear an electric sizzle as water dripped onto it. You watched silently as yet another poor person tried to squeeze through the fence. You opened your mouth, but no words could come out. You were silenced by the fence.
If something isn’t hazardous is “safe” by default. Is the gap between safe and hazardous wide or narrow? Is there a gap at all? Is the level of hazard actually subjective and based on the knowledge and intelligence of the individuals acknowledging the hazard?
It’s a dangerous situation you find yourself in. Leaning over a precipice, as though you might fall into their eyes and never resurface. It’s poison on their breath, poison and desire and the promises of maybe. It’s terrifying, it’s dangerous, you could get hurt. Do you lean in? Do you dare?
It’s hazardous to take risks, I thought, for most of my life but I’ve realized now that’s its hazardous not to. I didn’t understand that making mistakes was not the end of me, that mistakes didn’t negate my reason for being. It was in fact, hazardous to hold such views. I just didn’t know.
This case hit close to home for her. She received a tip that a company was manipulating and stealing from people who were elderly or disabled. The red flags were subtle so the person who called in the tip felt that she was his only hope; no one else believed him, and he had absolutely no concrete proof.
As a PI, she did not have to abide by the same rules and red tape as her detective friends. She would investigate hunches that were not evidence-backed because she believed strongly that a person’s gut instincts sometimes comprehend the big picture of a puzzle even when their mind cannot see the specific pieces. She didn’t think this way because she believed invisible forces can show you the way. She believed it was the science of how a brain works; the difference between a person’s left hemisphere and their right hemisphere. She thought it was careless to ignore hunches, even though there is no exact science to them and they very well could be wrong……. They could be right.
She needed someone tech-savvy for this next part. She went back and forth as to whether she should call him. She knew he had the skills and would be willing to help, but their relationship was complicated. He thought she was fearlessness and was impressed by her resolve in hazardous situations, but he also cared about her and had a strong compulsion to keep her from harm. Her initial reaction was always to call him, but she was conflicted much like he was. She loved including him on her adventures, but she also cared about him and didn’t want him to worry or to create any problems for him. He was a detective bound by rules and red tape, and she didn’t like putting him in conflicted situations.
Maybe she would go online and try to teach herself the necessary tech skills. But that would take too long and she would never be able to cover her tracks as well as he could. This case was too important to botch. If her hunch was right, these were the worst kinds of people. They would strategically get close to a person posing as a home care aid, learn their secrets and weaknesses, make them feel safe, and then take them for everything they own without ever being caught. It was normally easy for her to remain objective throughout a case and just follow where the clues lead, but now she found that she had to continually remind herself not to jump to conclusions and to focus on the facts. She couldn’t stop herself from thinking of her mom in that scenario- being deceived and taken advantage of. Her entire body was overtaken by anger within seconds. Without thinking, she picked up the phone and called him.
The Blob inches closer to me.
“I just wanna feel you,” it sighs. The surface of it jiggles just like my thighs.
And the hazardous part? I kind of want it to touch me too.
She smelled something. She sniffed again. “Do you smell that?”
He continued to watch TV. “Huh?”
“Mark, do you smell that?”
He rolled his eyes and sniffed, then looked taken aback. “Oh. I do.”
“Toldja.”
“Linda, hush.”
Health hazards related to beauty products are countless.
The road away from the town was hazardous, abounding with squamous, hateful things that avoided the light. She was a lonely traveler who was foolish enough to go out as the day went down to twilight and a cold chill filled the air.
That was a mistake.
As she screamed, she was swarmed by countless unnamable things. She would never be seen again, save for a rumor of a hideously mutated creature that cried out in the night in a feminine voice.
what a fucked up mess
this unconscious coupling
is too hazardous
my meal milieu
to awake sleeping untrue
the mind missed the words kissed
what we say is hazardous
“That is not a wise thing to do!” Jenny cautioned, as two of her friends suggested climbing over a barbed wire fence since they were late and the front door of the school was already shut. “It’s too hazardous.”
“Aw come on, it won’t hurt,” Anna said and swung a leg up.
I just wrote a love letter including a part about the hazardous path we are walking on. Somehow being born into this world we should have know exactly where to go. But growing up we probably lost ourselves on the hazardous path of life.
there was this sewer hole, with green glowing light coming out of it. what was in there? why was it there? am i imagining this? i had to go see what all this was about. the hole was behind a row of orange cones but what did i care. frick the police am i right? so there i am, peering into this giant green glowing hole in the middle of an empty road in the middle of the night. theres a bunch of dirt all around me, a couple construction machines and an unfinished building behind me. the street is lit with one far away emanating street light. a large figure starts to approach me from behind
There was a construction site that said to stay away but i couldnt, it was just too interesting to look away. too interesting to NOT walk towards. there was this glowing green light coming out of what seemed like a sewer hole
This could be hazardous to your health. Smoking. Or having sex. Or jumping out of a plane. What else? Breathing the air next to a factory. Driving through the red tape. There are more hazardous things than I have listed. Look on a menu at the fast food drive thru.
watch for sharp edges. limbs dangling over the phantom ridge.
below, the fires dance, bare their teeth. the night grows cold.
the moon becomes a frozen silver for the wolves to gaze at.
He was like that. – Inconspicuously, on a level most people didn’t understand. ..Even if they mistakenly thought they did! But that’s what kept him near the boy precisely, maybe.
_
a/n: sorry if this’ unsatisfying any way, my brain is on low-power regime…. again; *very*
“~_~
do excuse me
Liam tripped over the trash pile and sprawled to the ground. Turning to look back at what made him fall over, he saw neon letters spelling out “Hazardous Materials: Dispose Immediately” on the side of a ripped plastic bag.
It is a hazardous relationship. She was abusive, I wanted to be abused. It was a nightmare waiting to happen. Tomorrow I will do something to make her mad. Tomorrow I will pay the price for my folly. It is a hazardous relationship, but for how much longer I can take this strain will depend on my constitution. I have my safety training, but will it be enough to survive.
Everything can be hazardous in some way simple things like holding a baby can result in manslaughter or walking to the shops. some are obvious like sharks where as cows are actually more dangerous and more likely to kill you. id rather cuddle a cow though.
Hazardous
Place is dust
Should we rust
Double diced
Sticky rice
Crust on the bus
Stuff does what
Stuff does
Does this pus wound
Look infected to you?
Should we prove
What men prove
When women move
Closer to the heart
From hearth to hearth
“Look, man,” said Marty, “I’m not here to judge you. But I’m pretty sure I told you that drinking toxic waste is super hazardous to your health.”
Michelle burped loudly. Flecks of green and black flecked her lips. She smiled and lowered the can. “Hey,” she said. “I bet you if I chug another pound of this, I’ll get X-ray vision.”
“How about cancer? You want that as a superpower?”
Toxic materials, bad for you and harmful to your overall health. Chemicals that can seriously hurt you. Hazmat suits, protection from the chemicals or hurtful substances.
everything is hazardous to some degree. Handing animals, holding kids, walking to the shops. Everyone sees some things as majorly hazardous like sharks where as cows are more hazardous and more likely to kill you. id rather cuddle a cow though.
She swerved around the cone, jolting back to the present. Fuck. Don’t drive under the influence of nostalgia. It’s dangerous business. She shook her head to get some sense back into it. Focus. Get back to the road.
“Warning: Tiny particles maybe hazardous to children. Do not hand them over without supervision,” read the mother on the back of a Lego blocks pack and smiled. Her twenty year old son was not so fragile anymore.
The chemicals glowed in the tube. She was not sure how much of the last ingridient she had poured in, goddamit, she should have measured more carefully. Was it 15 g or 16 g?
One word is hazardous enough for all of us. Is there an inherent hazard in writing unknown words on an Internet website? Yes, this is quite hazardous, but what the hell! I can do this. I fear hazardous situations, but I persevere. That’s the ticket!