Save, save me. Call it close, but you cannot know how close to my heart it really was. From my dreams I never thought.
Ashley
I usually reserve judgments, but today when I saw you standing there at the cafe, with your snooty hat and cigar held out the corner of your mouth, I knew my judgements were right. You didn’t act reserved around me at all. I wish you’d refrain from some of your bad habits. But I just watched you standing there, imposing your presence upon me.
Emily
Reserve — that little bit of courage that I keep in me for the hard days. I reserve space for myself. I reserve the right to breathe. I reserve my peace. To reserve: to hold a space that is sacred for myself; to find that small place of strength tucked away for when you need it most.
He remained reserved as he walked up to the podium, even though he was secretly quaking in his boots. He looked into the stern eyes of his physics teacher, then was handed the certificate.
weuhge
There is a sofa in our apartment that faces the balcony. I lie on it often, and wait, watching out at the leaves rustling and the cars driving past.
like I reserved that seat. Or this is reserved for me. It just means like that seat is saved for me, or that is saved for me.
dayna
stores of serotonin
purified by pure
emotion
lovely words
strung in symmetrical
balance
earfuls of artistic
expression
rhythms beating in
broken blocks
of shotgun houses
love lingering languidly
looking longingly
at who he once was
or seemed to be
“Did you make reservations?” I called from the kitchen.
“What?”
“Reservations, David. Did you make reservations.”
I heard him swear under his breath and turn the TV off.
Laura
When we went into the restaurant I told the waiter we had reserved a table for a few days, but he was being a jerk and saying that we didn’t.
tf3262
reserve means to save something or somewhere for certain people or things.
fayth langston
I reserve a seat at the diner with my beautiful date she then pulls a machete out and puts it through a waiters neck we all start to run and hide and call 911.
Save, save me. Call it close, but you cannot know how close to my heart it really was. From my dreams I never thought.
I usually reserve judgments, but today when I saw you standing there at the cafe, with your snooty hat and cigar held out the corner of your mouth, I knew my judgements were right. You didn’t act reserved around me at all. I wish you’d refrain from some of your bad habits. But I just watched you standing there, imposing your presence upon me.
Reserve — that little bit of courage that I keep in me for the hard days. I reserve space for myself. I reserve the right to breathe. I reserve my peace. To reserve: to hold a space that is sacred for myself; to find that small place of strength tucked away for when you need it most.
He remained reserved as he walked up to the podium, even though he was secretly quaking in his boots. He looked into the stern eyes of his physics teacher, then was handed the certificate.
There is a sofa in our apartment that faces the balcony. I lie on it often, and wait, watching out at the leaves rustling and the cars driving past.
like I reserved that seat. Or this is reserved for me. It just means like that seat is saved for me, or that is saved for me.
stores of serotonin
purified by pure
emotion
lovely words
strung in symmetrical
balance
earfuls of artistic
expression
rhythms beating in
broken blocks
of shotgun houses
love lingering languidly
looking longingly
at who he once was
or seemed to be
“Did you make reservations?” I called from the kitchen.
“What?”
“Reservations, David. Did you make reservations.”
I heard him swear under his breath and turn the TV off.
When we went into the restaurant I told the waiter we had reserved a table for a few days, but he was being a jerk and saying that we didn’t.
reserve means to save something or somewhere for certain people or things.
I reserve a seat at the diner with my beautiful date she then pulls a machete out and puts it through a waiters neck we all start to run and hide and call 911.