pillar

May 26th, 2010 | 310 Entries

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310 Entries for “pillar”

  1. high, triangle shaped down at my docks. as they hit the sides of the dock they make sloshing sounds from the ocean bellow. bird poop is everywhere, coating everything white.

    sarah
  2. pillars are beautiful and white. they’re tall and strong. i love pillars. they are sometimes white and they are very crisp in a white colour. i love pillars, they add character to architecture.

    Francesca Bianchi
  3. the pillar in the distance. was flesh and blood. he was my past and the thing that had ment so much. my first lust. my saturday nights. my first high school boy was in college. i had loved him. hadnt i?

    Jacey
  4. this is precise
    this pillar of salt
    I abandon the pretense
    I measure your gradual destruction
    savored with my distraction

  5. We started off worlds apart, tell me how you’ve become a pillar to my melting heart.

  6. Pillars are large cylindrical objects, usually white. They can be arabesque or simple in nature. They are usually used to hold up a house but can also be decorative in nature. I think of them in connection with down south houses.

    Ann
  7. He was leaning against the pillar, chewing on a piece of wheat. He reminded me of a cowboy in those old movies my grandmother would watch. I wanted to know him so badly. I wanted to know him and him to know me. I gathered all my courage and took a step forward. His head turned and our eyes met. And that’s how it all started.

  8. A pillar stands alone, no need for guidance, no purpose, just alone, and as people pass and have no second thoughts, it watches with envy of everyones busy lives until it witnesses a tragedy, and then it regains contentedness.

    Ross
  9. i saw a pillar at the church. it was huge. there were people all around it. just staring up at the top of it. no one knew what the light was at the top of it. it was beautiful!

    natalie
  10. A pillar of stone. That’s what my grandmother was. She was made of tougher stuff, which was convenient, because she suffered a lot. “I am older than dirt,” she once said. “Dirt and Jesus.” A pillar of stone, indeed.

    Alice
  11. Pillar. Pillar of society, pillar of the community. Pillar of strength for my family and my friends. We are all pillars for each other from time to time, we are all in need of support from time to time.

    Jeff
  12. He leaned casually against one of the multitude of pillars, a smug little smirk on his face.

    “What’re you looking at?” I asked.

    “Your fly’s unzipped,” he replied.

    I looked down and swore. He was right. I turned around to administer my issue.

    Poofiemus
  13. a pillar of salt by any other name
    could be a number of things.
    by any other name, by any other context, by any other anything,
    it is something else.

    salt in the rain and a tear underneath

  14. he died there holding the pillar. I couldn’t help him, the gun shot wounds were to extensive. I watched him die, i held his hand and he told me to tell you goodbye.

    Felecia
  15. The vines creeped up the pillar behind him as he forced himself on me, his hand already in place over my mouth. I don’t know why I focused on the vines instead of the trees behind him or the stars in the sky. I guess the vines were the best thing; green and bright and strong. They controlled the pillar, not the other way around. I wish could be the vines instead of the pillar.

    Molly
  16. parents are the pillars of the family. they are supposed to keep it together. but sometimes, even they break down and have fights. the whole family is torn apart, because it can’t stay up without its pillars.

  17. this is the thing that holds up our house
    this is the thing that holds us apart
    this is where we last were parted
    this is where we’ll meet again
    this is why we are to broken
    this is who we are.

    Gold Milan
  18. there was a pillar. what was behind it? maybe a monster. maybe a forgotten pot plant. maybe a forgotten greek goddess. maybe my sanity.

    Sally
  19. i love the word pillar it sounds like cattapillar and they are cool insects you know i think its neat how they change to butterflies i want one to fly with and play with if i had one i would name it goerge idk why but it would be really cool. i dont know what else to write. i want a purple bug really bad and name it raven because i like the ravens alot

    jenn
  20. on the pillar
    I stand
    proud
    alone
    lonely
    sad
    my pride precedes me
    rather be down there with you

    wolf
  21. Pillar. Rises against the outer facade of the courthouse, representing strength, power, and hope for justice. Sounds like pilly, which I think is a descriptive for how shirts get when they’ve been washed too often.

    Caitlin
  22. the pillar of doubt that surrounded me was the enormous weight that stood in front of me, rather like an overturned pillar itself the weight plates stood on the bench. this frightened me at first thinking; would I be able to do it? the answer proved to be no. time and time again it proved again and again to be too much for this individual. I took me leave from the gym, the people around me seeing the shame in my eyes; they all knew what I felt they were there for the same reasons. to better themselves. and today, I was right where I stood before I entered the gym. weak and unable, small, and worthless. and thats all I would be for today; yet now I wait to continue and conquer. another day another time.

    matt
  23. the pillars of the earth are rooted into each of us. We each hold a key to building a society to finally be proud of, a society that will be worth history as a whole. We each can hold our place in history if we just use our ability and freedom to think.

    Rebecca
  24. Go. Stop. Go. Go think dont think. what am i GOING to think? They told me not to think, but i think. go think they say. whos they? they are me. me is my mind. my mind tells me GO think. GO

    Chanel
  25. one time when I was little I thought it would be a good idea to stick my tongue to a frozen pillar. It wasn’t fun at all, as it turns out, and my tongue hurt really bad afterwards. I never did it again.

    Jennifer
  26. large stone structure used to hold up roofs and overhangs. makes me think of Roman architecture and other old things

    Jeremy
  27. i dunno i’m really high it’s like a cylindrical thing used to hold stuff up and it’s quite a greek thing and fuck i’m blazed and i dunno, sometimes it’s made from marble but not always, wiki could probably tell you more i’unno

    Permy Boy
  28. There, in the middle of the rubble and dust stood strong a pillar. The pillar was made of smooth, white stone, and seemed to reflect the sun.

  29. A pillar of truth, she stands in the over the crowd trying to tell them the honest answers. Why must politics be so dirty?

    Lauren
  30. A symbol of support. The pillars of friendship, or hardship.

    johnnnyFAU@gmail.com
  31. i read about the six pillars in my social studies book and a pillar it like a concrete structure shaped into a post

    z4eagle@yahoo.com
  32. the very thing
    that holds her up
    the one person
    who never lets her
    fall to the ground
    the existence that
    will always
    be her foundation
    she is her
    pillar.

    hannah
  33. There was a pillar at the collesseum, they had planty of them in Rome as a matter of fact. Just about every historic site you would visit

    Isaac Cornelius
  34. Caterpillar? Sitting on a leaf. The tranquil silence; except for the buzzing of insects and the chirps of birds. Silence. And the small crunching the caterpillar makes, but no one may hear.

  35. Pillar of the community. I’d be interested to see how that correlates to the pillars of Ancient Greece, huge looming statues that represent absolute truth and power. Is this what our neighbors are?

    Ryan Quinn
  36. i always think of that scene
    in the Disney animated version of Hercules
    when he throws his discus
    but is too strong
    and it go soaring into pillars surrounding him
    one by one each pillar crumbles
    and falls
    creating a domino effect
    it was kind of beautiful
    in a disastrous way.

  37. “Why do you cling onto me?”
    “You are my pillar.”
    “No, I am not. You are your own foundation. I am just an excuse for you to hold onto your past.”

  38. they’re tall and usually white. when I picture it, I think of the greeks. I thinnk about the architecture of ancient Greece, and the beautiful pillars that stand tall, holding up such marbled structures. Like the pleats of a gentlemen’s pants.

    Lauren Dobbie
  39. i’ve always wanted a pillar, but have had to settle for being one. It’s not a deal I’ve wanted. But then that’s life I guess. I hate that swill about lemons and lemonade. Give me vodka instead please.

  40. it was oh so tall. The white marble was smooth and even though it was millions of years old didn’t have a single scratch. I had to crane my neck to see the top of the giant pillar.

    summer