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January 28th, 2009 | 499 Entries

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499 Entries for “lock”

  1. that dang lock – always getting stuck. it put her in mind of the fictional setting of the house being on fire and everyone depending on her to get them the hell out of there, but the lock was stuck – always stuck. Finally she gave it a good hard yank and it released its secure grip –

    jennifer
  2. keys, and locks, who holds to key to my heart? and when will it be turned? oh God I am forever waiting for that magnificent someone to come and take one look at me and know that she wants to spend the rest of her life with me; like a flower waiting to bloom among the already risen redwoods, i shall wait, patiently, as much as time can allow

    Ben
  3. lock stock and barrel I am done with this marriage.

    mscheeks
  4. “LOCK”

    I’m locked in
    trapped
    wishing that I could go back
    to a time when all doors where open
    and my focus
    wasn’t on what lied on the other side
    or who lied right by my side

    I’ve twisted the tie and I
    don’t know if I will ever open it again
    don’t know if I’ll ever let you in again

    maybe I’ll just sit here,
    door closed,
    light on,
    resting on this pillow,
    alone,
    at peace
    heartbeat and pulse decrease

    I am safe

    I am safe at last

    I am not locked in

    you,
    my friend

    are locked out

    go away…

    Ccep J. Dew
  5. no comment
    why should i comment on something that i despise, there is nothing worse than a locked door, its frustrating, oh crap, i did comment

    jami
  6. Locks keep people honest. I mean, really. Most people don’t walk around with any intention of stealing anything. But, when presented with an opportunity of taking something that is not theirs that they really want and no one would ever know……..What would you do?

    pam
  7. this is something that keeps people out or can keep people in. it makes me think about safety and sanity. if i choose to let someone in, i unlock and if choose to keep people out i lock. if there is something i want, i find a way to unlock the door. lock for me is obstacle and/or opportunity. i don’t use many locks i don’t think.

    Octavia
  8. i think of doors. i think of the lock on my heart. the lock on my thoughts. why do I lock people out? why don’t I share more? is it fear? is it that I am afraid I am locked out of people’s “acceptance”? hm. that’s sad. i don’t feel trapped, or locked in, in any other part of my life.

    l
  9. She slammed the door behing her, locking it quickly and slumping to the ground. Her legs crumpled like those of a fawn failing to master their first steps, and her face was streaky with tears. She couldn’t handle it anymore, but what was she expected to do?

    Kim
  10. prison
    world
    place
    court
    judge
    lawyer
    district atterny
    probation officer

    tyree
  11. lock rhymes with sock, hock, dock and rock. but lock seems to be to be the most violent of all of these words. it excludes. it prevents. it limits. it evokes fear. it represents the opposite of openness, trust, peace…I think I don’t like lock.

    kb
  12. she opened the door and stood staring into the room. it hadn’t been difficult to open the door. what was difficult was not breaking the lock, not turning the doorknob, not trying to breathe as her heart pumped suspense as the door creaked worried noises, no. the difficult part was staring into this room and finding it absolutely empty, after all of her trials and all of her longing, empty.

    Avery
  13. door, key, people, room, love, traped, powerful, rape, feelings, youth, teens, drinks, cigs, control

    Samuel Kendall
  14. Lock the heart, the interest rates, the key. Lock the keys inside the car and walk away. Be glad you can walk. Don’t tell me to be glad, don’t tell me how to feel. Too many voices in my head, too many hairs on my head, too many eyebrows. Lock and snap, Lock & Lock. Lunch. Red.

    grrlpup
  15. what we do to our minds and heart most of the time. unlock and open out to the world….

    zarine
  16. Keys have locks. I think that locks are very symbolic of older times and secrets kept. When I hear the word lock I almost immediately think of a big brass pad lock hanging off of a heavy wooden door. I don’t think that this lock has a key because if it did I would have thought of a key along with it. Locks to me are a very handsome object that is full of hidden meaning. In art a lock can represent anything to anyone. Secrets, mischief, faith, fear, loathing, older times, wise words, mystery and gold.

    Abbey S.
  17. ME IN my room thats where you keep me theats where i keep my thoughts in my room in my head. lock me in keep me there dont bother to wonder if im still there. lock me in. i sit there lockedup pondering myself and whats around me. nothing is around me. im locked in.

    alice
  18. Lock away secrets…lock away precious things…lock away anything of value. Locks keep people OUT….until they figure out how to unlock it.

    Jen
  19. i locked the door, locks everyhwere vaults, banks, everything was locked. love lockdown, highway patrol, locking doors on cars and on houeses stopping robberies and many such. lock jawed as his wife slapped him across the face, stiff upper lip.

    Kyle
  20. the door was locked. fucking idiot i forgot my key on his pants.
    maybe i’ll take them back
    maybe not

    Cat
  21. Lock me in a room with you please. Take me hostage. make me scream. Take me away. Locked can be a wonderful, permitting you are in the right place.

    Edurne
  22. under my hands
    i hold the key
    to mysteries unknown.
    inside of myself,
    the lock held firmly,
    not wishing to budge,
    and yet, there had
    to be a change.

    with will, the key
    found its target.
    with time, the lock
    found its way
    onto the ground
    of my heart
    and here i stand
    exposed for one and all.
    take me as i am.

    peter dawes
  23. hold stifle stop shut down, hold tight, keep, embrace, stay with me, just as it is right now, imprison

    Lisa
  24. being loced up is the places to be cause it stress you out being away from your family

    edwin
  25. Oh I forgot to lock the door. Could you please check if i’m right or wrong? Ok, don’t forget to call me back. I wouldn’t want anyone get in the house. Thanks for checking. Bye..

    gizem
  26. It was like a lock on her mind, this insane talking. Anti-logic computer jargon was enough to make her head feel like it would explode. There is no arguing with the misguided manager. No matter who it ended up screwed.

    gp
  27. undo, undress, unequivocal – straitjacket and tie – bored and home alone – forced into a marriage – forgetting keys – live on the last page – locked down and hanging around

    sarah
  28. “I can’t pick a lock!” I complained.
    “Oh, come on, it’s not that hard,” my brother told me. “It’s easy. Just stick that little bit in there, and the pokey thing goes over it, jiggle a little, and click goes the lock.”
    “It can’t possibly be that easy,” I told him.
    “Just try it. You may be surprised.”

    ethyachk
  29. Why do we need to put locks on things. Openness is much preferable. An open door lets people in. Open windows for fresh air. An open heart that welcomes all inside for connection and love.

    Ev
  30. There it was, on the door, a lock the size of a baseball. It gleamed in the moonlight. I tried to open it but I didn’t have the key. I tried to pick it with my knife but that wouldn’t disengage it. Finally, I turned to leave. The faint sound that came from the shed startled me and i turned back. A finger poked from a hole…

    AJ Brown
  31. Lock. Well, I’m locked. Atleast I think so. It’s really hard to truly get to know me. It always has, but now more than ever. As a kid I was shy. When I grew up a bit I wasn’t. I was loud and talkative. Now I’m shy again.

    -
  32. i lock my keys in my car i get loche up you can put ed on lock and make it locked i hate the word lock lock is spelled lock lock is a 4 letter word

    wilson
  33. is it better to lock in or lock out? to lock up or to remain open? locking has a connotation of fear…fear of losing, of having something stolen, of giving up unwillingly. yet if we keep it all unlocked, open, free, accessible, then perhaps we can avoid the feelings of fear that go with the act of locking.

    kb
  34. Look at me. I’m the one you’ll never see.

    I stand behind a wall of glass.

    I stand behind a shiver of light.

    Yet, you shall never see me. For I blend into the wall. I blend into the light.

    You will never know me, nor think that I exist.

    yet I can see your every move.

    Look at me. I am your judgement.

    Samie
  35. Standing in a tank of water on stage, the crowd waiting for the grand finale. But the pick was missing, he had no other option. It was time for the great showman in the sky.

    Ed
  36. She locks me out of her hurted heart because love hurts the most.

    ab
  37. but they actually aren’t necessary, because all the valuable things are not locked up. They just are awaiting our notice. Wake up and see them.

    nancy
  38. she locked me in her arms and made me feel that i’m the only think that mattered. i was a prisoner. her prisoner. she never intended to let me go. not yet. not ever. and i was happy that way. vulnerable. dominated. manipulated.

    Angelique
  39. The lock enscripted words I never knew,
    Never saw before, and never wanted to know
    And in the end the key was right in front of me
    Just to know. Just to believe.

    Angelica Romans
  40. spelt tip her stands to put my fingers deep in the thin black recesses and otherwise to shake incessantly and attempt to pry open for the fornication of an otherwise empty concealment brought to a sullen edge a fine tipped point a magic marker with double blue.

    Aviv Cohn