palm

July 16th, 2009 | 268 Entries

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268 Entries for “palm”

  1. The word palm makes me think of palm readers. I have never been to see a palm reader, but I think it would be interesting to have the lines on my hands interpreted and translated into a map of the events of my future.

    Most palm readers, though, are bullshit.

    Sara
  2. Well, I didn’t expect to see palm because it was in the example that an English teacher set. When I think of palm, I think of palm trees in the Philippines. I think of blowing wind and warm weather. Unfortunately, I also sense the smell of Manila’s pollution. Overall, palm is cool.

    Raymond
  3. I love palm trees, they are one of the delights of living in San Diego, but I have tried and tried and am not very good at drawing and painting them. No reason the stop, they remain as some artists spend their life painting bamboo.

    I also think of the palm of my hand, reading my palm. What does the future hold?

    Rachel
  4. I turned your palm over once and kissed along your knowledge line, held up my own hand and matched my life line to yours. They weren’t a perfect fit but they followed the same roller-coaster curve, and I knew we would ride it together.

    When I looked for your heart line, it was missing – but before I could gasp, you kissed me quiet. “You stole it the day we met,” you said quietly. “I never got it back.”

    Anna
  5. In the palm of my hand, your hand, her hand, his hand His hand, our hands, their hands! I scratched my palm thoughtfully; it tickled! Palm leaves — I used to sell them for Palm Sunday, in my flower shop! How many palms have you seen (live trees?) my time is running out!

    Holly
  6. i left my palm pilot at this mans house the other day. when i went to retreave it the man was dead and there was blood everyhere as i looked at the man he had no cuts. it was like i was in sherelock holmes book srtange

    lukeeee
  7. Welcome to the paradise
    where the sky are blue
    and sun shine everyday

    indianaindah
  8. The palm of my hand is not a window to my soul. It shows the callouses of my labors and the softness of lotions i use. It does not tell you how long I shall live nor how many babies I shall produce.

    Kathy
  9. The light in my palm began to glow. The concominate tingle spread through my arm and shoulder, finally consuming my whole frame. It had never been like this before. I didn’t know what to expect this time.

    Deborah Lawton
  10. hand phone springs sweaty clamy rough

    tara
  11. In the palm of my hand stood a little man. He was 3cm tall. We talked and talked for hours on matters of the world, life. He said to me soon after, my dear Miss Miller, will you marry me?

    Miss Miller
  12. The palm of my hand was coated in a thin layer of sweat as I waited outside the doctor’s office. I was terrified. The door swung open, after what seemed like hours. “We need to speak in private.”

    Elle
  13. As he stared at her, Leora felt her palms becoming clammy. She clutched at the top of her bath robe tightly, feeling the need to rush from the room as quickly as possible.

    brittany
  14. “well”, sighed Matt, glancing at his wife’s tear stained face, “we can palm Sarah off on some brute looking for a teen bride…& recieve a dowery for it!” A rather meager one, he speculated. “Seriously, Marge, I found a web site, sellyourdaughter.com, that specializes in “placement” of girls who’ll assume the dutiful role of Southern Christian wife. Marge, this is a lot cheaper than another go at rehab…Marge, are you listening? They’ll pay us at least $1500. That’d allow you to remodel the kitchen countertop, yes?”

    @
  15. I had it all
    just the way I wanted
    I wrote your name a thousand times
    on the inside of my mind
    scarred along the walls, it’s deep
    you’re just another one that I can’t keep

    Josh Miller
  16. of my hand, of the tree… which does it seem to you? Can you read the lines of the coconut, crack open my head and drink in the milk of my mind? When a breeze blows and you see me sway, do you know that it’s because my roots are and always have been firmly in the ground?

    Ethan
  17. centre of the hand, rough sometimes smooth, telling all once about a soul. lifestime in lines and parralles

    mw hall
  18. When I recieved a free Palm Treo, I thought it was godsend. However, upon opening it, I found that it was shattered in a million pieces and I could ot find the warranty! I didn’t know what to do!

    Ian
  19. The newborn fit into my hand; like a half-broken porcelain cup, she needed alot of time and glue before she could live a normal life.

    Bekkah
  20. i have something in my palm… stigmata or a splinter?? iono they say you can palm read and that u can see into your future, but how much can a palm really do? for that matter u shld be able to see your past from the sole of your food. I relaly like palm trees, more so i think i like the atmosphere around which palm trees grow.

    brenna
  21. I want your palm to rest on my heart–but respectfully drift no lower. I want your palm to press flush against mine, fold around my waist, or find a perfect fit pressed to my hipbone.

    Temes Libelle Marlin
  22. Hands hold the delicate meaning of spirit. We touch, hold, the physical manifestation of our spirt is within our palm. With love, or lovers hands, it is all used. To stroke, and caresss. To invoke those feeling of lust and pleasure all in the palm of your hand.

    AIne
  23. the palm of my hand is yours,
    the back i know better than anything.
    the palm of my hand is for you
    to take
    and use
    and make your own.
    so part of my hand,
    part of my veins
    will be yours
    (the palm)
    and part of my hand,
    part of my skin
    will be mine.

    tesia
  24. face palm, omg, computer, leet (spelt wrong) idioms. I’m at my computer googling, de-motivational posters, pressing through the threads and boards, following, linking

    Yolk
  25. I cupped his head in my hands, never had something so precious graced my palm. It was one of those moments that I knew I was supposed to remember and cherish forever, but I also knew that my palm didn’t want to have to care forever.

    Audrey
  26. My mom and I were looking at our palms and comparing our lines. She has crosses. I have Y’s. Reading palms would be a pretty cool art to learn.I have one really deep line and the rest are really not deep. At all.

    E.J.
  27. Frank saw that his palm was white. He could not remember what he did the day before until his eyes caught the glace of a letter address to him. It was his mother.

    Akuma Saint
  28. i have you in the palm of my hand ever since the night you said to me “are you gonna remember this in the morning?”

    i can see you trying to play hard to get, trying to be mysterious, not playing into me too much. i like it. any other way and i’d probably just get annoyed.

    but let’s not make it nothing but a rebound.

    jane
  29. I look at the palm of my hand…I see lines. I see swirls. What secrets does my palm hold? What secrets does it hide? Do I want to see those secrets? I wonder….what could be so bad about knowing the future that it has to be hiddin in lines?

    Kraal
  30. The image of your hand still traces over the palm that I hold faced up in the still darkness of the room. I miss you being here.

    hugarbol
  31. he looked at the woman. Experience lined her eyes in the wrinkles that gracefully covered her face. He became uncontrollably aware of the silence surrounding them, and waited for her to jump and scare him, as if it all were a joke. Instead, she slowly looked up and reached for his palm as she gently said, ‘The spirits are ready.’

    Tori
  32. fits nicely is smooth and holds warmth the mother womb takes it’s cue from the depth it provides with warm ridges and times tales in every crease the lines tell a tale of future and past no one believes it but the world’s map is in the palm of your hand. We hold it near to us and often mistake it for simple hand. If only one could truly decipher such a vast cup of flesh as the palm. What answers could we reach!

    tracey
  33. island trees

    fatima
  34. tree hand, palmolive oil, where are all the palm trees gone, they;re cutting them down for fuel, rosy palm and her five sisters, what have they got to do with it, very little, you can hardly blame a cheeky wank on the worlds fuel shortage

    surpriserman
  35. see, sand, coconuts, surfing, woman, drinks, musick, fun oil, milk

    inannaha
  36. Palm trees are in the distance. Land? Land! Hey guys, we hit land! Ah, thanks the heavens above we’ve hit land! All this time at sea’s really getting to me, I’m sick of the blue both above and below. But palm trees cast shadows. Thems is black.

    Blake G.
  37. palm oil will fucking kill you he said these vegan doughnuts are full of it. i looked down at the plump, pink fried dough with jolly sprinkles spangling its top. a killer lurking in the anarchist coffee shop

    foxtail
  38. the palm of my hand has very deep grooves and lines.. I wonder what that means? then of course there is palm oil and palm trees and palm plants.. even monkey’s have palms. Actually I would love to learn the art of palmistry!

    Tanya
  39. I opened up the palm of my hand to find him still there. His tiny wings spaying apart as flight seemed like only a distant dream. I prayed that he would stay with me and be my pet. He died a little later. I think th

    Lucy
  40. In the palm of his hand, he held the key. The key to life, the key to death, the key to power and deceit. He held the key to the world, and he knew just what to do with it.

    His palm bloody, his fingers twitching, he knelt down onto the ground and clenched his fists over the key. The small, diamond shaped key.

    Scottie Elisabeth