I want a brand new headphones for my birthday. I like to listening music. Music is my world!
Javier
an item placed over or in your ears to provide various sounds such as music, words, stories, phone calls etc so you may listen silently without disrupting others.
Stephanie Cambria
I can’t live without headphones, they are very important to me, not just for listening to music, also when I am playing games, and so on, can make me don’t need to worry about the environment, and also give other people a silent.
Jerry
When I am doing my homework or chores I put in my headphones and listen to music so that I don’t get distracted by everything around me and I can stay focused.
Jordan
When I do my homework or I’m cleaning I plug my headphones into my phone to listen to music.
Jordan
I wake up put in my headphones to drown out the background noise as i get ready in the morning. Applying my makeup, bobbing my head to the beat, singing along with on of my favorite songs. Its my daily ritual, its something i couldn’t possibly see myself without. My headphones are my favorite possession and my constant companion.
Tallie
I am always loosing my headphones. Not because I am untidy or unorganised, although these adjectives would describe me, no I actually loose them to my husband. He loves a new pair and regularly takes mine.
Harriet Beckett
headphones are great for listening to music or talking to mom. I love headphones for that reason and that reason only.
noer
I keep forgetting these wires in my gym bags. Tangling up and never handy when my favorite tunes come to play. I need blue tooth headphones .
geri
She unwrapped her headphones and shoved them forcefully in to her ears. She shut her eyes. The music carried her to a private place that no one could follow. Inhale. Exhale. Focus on the breathing. It’s all gonna be fine, right?
The music eased her breathing and she relaxed her posture.
“Can you turn those down?” Radamant asked, annoyed. The Skeleton King just bobbed his head up and down while pecking out his latest blog on his laptop, his bony fingers also loud with every key-press. The sound amplified, echoing throughout his skull from his headphones, when the Skeleton King opened his mouth to lip sing the power anthem. Radamant was glaring at him.
The way the world roams through the dirty tunnels. We all are closeted with these buds in our ears. The great worlds we explore, the wisdom we devour, the music we silently sing to. The commute is almost over.
RiverRanter
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ken
I like listen music with my headphones, because is the best way to understand more the english.
Marcelo
I would like to get some headphones. You can try them on at walmart if you want but that could be gross with all the other people who try them on BUt i do sometimes, or did sometimes. maybe i contributed to the gross of it
Maggie
She whispers to herself, “It’s not what you think. It’s not what you think. It’s not what you think,” she says, shaking and dizzy and sickness rising in her throat and his eyes on her forever and the waves in her ears are the only thing keeping her from going under the still surface.
I like listening to music using headphones. Headphones serve to symbolize isolation but also indepedence. Such a useful tool aids in the listening of music, concentrating, and keeping focus of the task at hand. I usually wear them when I am sitting at the computer typing like righr now. Other times i will lay down on my bed and listne to music using them so i am not easily botheres. Often times my mom
Alicia Moore
The first time Alicia put on headphones she almost died. They compressed her ears, which then clogged her nose, and she got so panicked that she started screaming and did not take in any air. The experience was not a success. Alicia is now in a mental institution; she has been for many years. The first time Martha put on headphones the music that blared into her eardrums and made its way down her ocular nerve and into her brain, which was minimalistic at the best of times, was so moving, so entrancing, so powerful, that all she could communicate forever after was those four notes. Martha is also in a mental institution in a locked and soundproofed room. She was placed there because she did not get along with her peers. They tried to smother her. I, for one, never use headphones. If I can’t hear it in real time with no intervening technology, it’s not worth hearing. Besides, I am quite deaf.
Joanna Bressler
I closed my eyes as the first song of my favorite playlist play on my headphones.
The drum beat is a fast as my raging heart
Potato Phoebe
music
peaceful
sound
waves
ocean
medow
numbness
sadness
happiness
love
noise cancellations
break from reality
takes me to a different place
imagination
lexy
Blocked out.
They are all blocked out.
Can’t they see all that they miss, the life that blossoms just left or right of their tiny devices?
Imagine being so wholly ignorant of all the tiny treasures, the great mysteries, the astonishing truths
I wonder if they truly know the depth of their detachment
Perhaps, they need that solitude, that separation from all there is
Maybe, they have forgotten all the sweet that comes with the sour
tea
what in the world? Headphones? I thought I’d receive an intriguing word that sparked introspection, such as, “Connection,” “Joy” or even the cliched, “gratitude.” But, I received headphones. What deeper meaning does this hold for me? Am I supposed to focus on just one aspect of this word, “headphones?” Can I focus on part, or just the whole? What if I focus on one aspect–such as a headphones’ receivers? Does this implore me to realize that I have the gift of hearing? The ability to listen to others’ ideas? To truly listen, not to provide feedback. To observe. To lock out the world while on a bus. To travel the world, with just my ears.
Emily Du
I slipped my headphones on and tried to concentrate on my math homework, but it proved futile as my little brother tugged on my sleeve to ask me another question.
AJ Kenobi
There I was at the bus stop with my headphones on, when a man with three eyes ran screaming to me. He said he could see the hearts of all humanity, and they were burning darker and darker by the minute. He told me my heart was one of the last pure ones left, but in all honesty, that’s all I heard, because then my favorite song started rumbling in my ears, and I never pause that song unless it’s a personal emergency. So the man with three eyes howled helplessly as I rocked to the groove of my awesome tune.
Belinda Roddie
headphones
What I wish people would use more often.
Though if you’re using headphones, but still singing loudly, that kind of defeats the purpose.
Maybe what we need is mouth phones… to cover mouths and muffle singing sounds.
Or those big clear half domes people would use in old sci-fi shows sometimes, to have “secret conferences.” I’d totally go for sticking a dome on some people’s heads!
Noisy Quiet
Hansol Vernon Chwe nació en Nueva York. A los cinco años viajó a Corea del Sur y a los diecisiete se convirtió en una estrella del kpop. Siempre lleva audífonos.
Alme
The headphones I used when I painted that portrait were the best I’ve ever tried. The sound was clear. It was pure, and I felt wonderful listening to her beautiful voice while I worked. It was odd hearing her sing, especially with the knowledge that she had never been recorded.
Over my ears, two cupped hands, freeing me into the space to be in a room full of people, but in touch with the silent clicking in my rib cage. A tool to tunnel sounds of another human being into a warm spot in my heart, empathy, sympathy.
Hannah Rosalie Wright
Headphones on, hood up, he walks through the dark streets, blissfully unaware of the changing atmosphere. The darkness filled with mist and sparkling yellow eyes that twinkled like stars.
Headphones help me to listen and focus on what is being said. They help to block out background noise and focus on what is important.
Lyndsay M Welsch
Carrying the sweet sounds of music through the cords and place it upon my very own ears. Fast and loud or slow and sweet, no one else knows what is playing behind the black covers on my ears.
Marissa
headphones are very use ful for listening to music. they work very well and have great sound. I like
noer
If you have headphones in, and you’re riding a bike on the road, and you get hit by a car because you couldn’t hear it coming while you were making a turn, what does the shift of importance in that very second mean? Does it say anything about what’s important overall?
I want a brand new headphones for my birthday. I like to listening music. Music is my world!
an item placed over or in your ears to provide various sounds such as music, words, stories, phone calls etc so you may listen silently without disrupting others.
I can’t live without headphones, they are very important to me, not just for listening to music, also when I am playing games, and so on, can make me don’t need to worry about the environment, and also give other people a silent.
When I am doing my homework or chores I put in my headphones and listen to music so that I don’t get distracted by everything around me and I can stay focused.
When I do my homework or I’m cleaning I plug my headphones into my phone to listen to music.
I wake up put in my headphones to drown out the background noise as i get ready in the morning. Applying my makeup, bobbing my head to the beat, singing along with on of my favorite songs. Its my daily ritual, its something i couldn’t possibly see myself without. My headphones are my favorite possession and my constant companion.
I am always loosing my headphones. Not because I am untidy or unorganised, although these adjectives would describe me, no I actually loose them to my husband. He loves a new pair and regularly takes mine.
headphones are great for listening to music or talking to mom. I love headphones for that reason and that reason only.
I keep forgetting these wires in my gym bags. Tangling up and never handy when my favorite tunes come to play. I need blue tooth headphones .
She unwrapped her headphones and shoved them forcefully in to her ears. She shut her eyes. The music carried her to a private place that no one could follow. Inhale. Exhale. Focus on the breathing. It’s all gonna be fine, right?
The music eased her breathing and she relaxed her posture.
Happiness
“Can you turn those down?” Radamant asked, annoyed. The Skeleton King just bobbed his head up and down while pecking out his latest blog on his laptop, his bony fingers also loud with every key-press. The sound amplified, echoing throughout his skull from his headphones, when the Skeleton King opened his mouth to lip sing the power anthem. Radamant was glaring at him.
The way the world roams through the dirty tunnels. We all are closeted with these buds in our ears. The great worlds we explore, the wisdom we devour, the music we silently sing to. The commute is almost over.
rgbrtyrtysrt6ynsrty
I like listen music with my headphones, because is the best way to understand more the english.
I would like to get some headphones. You can try them on at walmart if you want but that could be gross with all the other people who try them on BUt i do sometimes, or did sometimes. maybe i contributed to the gross of it
She whispers to herself, “It’s not what you think. It’s not what you think. It’s not what you think,” she says, shaking and dizzy and sickness rising in her throat and his eyes on her forever and the waves in her ears are the only thing keeping her from going under the still surface.
I like listening to music using headphones. Headphones serve to symbolize isolation but also indepedence. Such a useful tool aids in the listening of music, concentrating, and keeping focus of the task at hand. I usually wear them when I am sitting at the computer typing like righr now. Other times i will lay down on my bed and listne to music using them so i am not easily botheres. Often times my mom
The first time Alicia put on headphones she almost died. They compressed her ears, which then clogged her nose, and she got so panicked that she started screaming and did not take in any air. The experience was not a success. Alicia is now in a mental institution; she has been for many years. The first time Martha put on headphones the music that blared into her eardrums and made its way down her ocular nerve and into her brain, which was minimalistic at the best of times, was so moving, so entrancing, so powerful, that all she could communicate forever after was those four notes. Martha is also in a mental institution in a locked and soundproofed room. She was placed there because she did not get along with her peers. They tried to smother her. I, for one, never use headphones. If I can’t hear it in real time with no intervening technology, it’s not worth hearing. Besides, I am quite deaf.
I closed my eyes as the first song of my favorite playlist play on my headphones.
The drum beat is a fast as my raging heart
music
peaceful
sound
waves
ocean
medow
numbness
sadness
happiness
love
noise cancellations
break from reality
takes me to a different place
imagination
Blocked out.
They are all blocked out.
Can’t they see all that they miss, the life that blossoms just left or right of their tiny devices?
Imagine being so wholly ignorant of all the tiny treasures, the great mysteries, the astonishing truths
I wonder if they truly know the depth of their detachment
Perhaps, they need that solitude, that separation from all there is
Maybe, they have forgotten all the sweet that comes with the sour
what in the world? Headphones? I thought I’d receive an intriguing word that sparked introspection, such as, “Connection,” “Joy” or even the cliched, “gratitude.” But, I received headphones. What deeper meaning does this hold for me? Am I supposed to focus on just one aspect of this word, “headphones?” Can I focus on part, or just the whole? What if I focus on one aspect–such as a headphones’ receivers? Does this implore me to realize that I have the gift of hearing? The ability to listen to others’ ideas? To truly listen, not to provide feedback. To observe. To lock out the world while on a bus. To travel the world, with just my ears.
I slipped my headphones on and tried to concentrate on my math homework, but it proved futile as my little brother tugged on my sleeve to ask me another question.
There I was at the bus stop with my headphones on, when a man with three eyes ran screaming to me. He said he could see the hearts of all humanity, and they were burning darker and darker by the minute. He told me my heart was one of the last pure ones left, but in all honesty, that’s all I heard, because then my favorite song started rumbling in my ears, and I never pause that song unless it’s a personal emergency. So the man with three eyes howled helplessly as I rocked to the groove of my awesome tune.
headphones
What I wish people would use more often.
Though if you’re using headphones, but still singing loudly, that kind of defeats the purpose.
Maybe what we need is mouth phones… to cover mouths and muffle singing sounds.
Or those big clear half domes people would use in old sci-fi shows sometimes, to have “secret conferences.” I’d totally go for sticking a dome on some people’s heads!
Hansol Vernon Chwe nació en Nueva York. A los cinco años viajó a Corea del Sur y a los diecisiete se convirtió en una estrella del kpop. Siempre lleva audífonos.
The headphones I used when I painted that portrait were the best I’ve ever tried. The sound was clear. It was pure, and I felt wonderful listening to her beautiful voice while I worked. It was odd hearing her sing, especially with the knowledge that she had never been recorded.
Over my ears, two cupped hands, freeing me into the space to be in a room full of people, but in touch with the silent clicking in my rib cage. A tool to tunnel sounds of another human being into a warm spot in my heart, empathy, sympathy.
Headphones on, hood up, he walks through the dark streets, blissfully unaware of the changing atmosphere. The darkness filled with mist and sparkling yellow eyes that twinkled like stars.
Headphones help me to listen and focus on what is being said. They help to block out background noise and focus on what is important.
Carrying the sweet sounds of music through the cords and place it upon my very own ears. Fast and loud or slow and sweet, no one else knows what is playing behind the black covers on my ears.
headphones are very use ful for listening to music. they work very well and have great sound. I like
If you have headphones in, and you’re riding a bike on the road, and you get hit by a car because you couldn’t hear it coming while you were making a turn, what does the shift of importance in that very second mean? Does it say anything about what’s important overall?