i am solitaire. alone in the world with nothing but my own comfort. missing everyone but no one even knowing i am gone. only if the one i love would recognize me, as a person, only if i could make a statement that could have people see me, instead of right through me. only if.
Forgive-The-Fate-Bdog
ummmm i think that solitaire is a game tat i realy suck at.
He stared at the cards determinedly, trying to find another move. He wouldn’t lose, not again. Methodically, he moved each card to every possible space, to no avail.
Alas, he had lost. That meant he had to resume his math homework.
Rachael
Solitaire was playing on the screen. Mindlessly he clicked the electronic cards. He nodded as he watched the game. He never took in what I was saying. He never even looked at me. I’m leaving I whispered. He didn’t even see me go. He didn’t care enough to say good-bye.
There have been times when I have found it imperative to play solitaire – over, and over, and over – relearning the lesson that sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.
she was wasting time by playing solitaire on her computer screen. the weekend was almost here and with it the freedom of an out of town concert. she couldn’t wait to feel the music flowing through her.
Cards
Stacked
In a tower
You are the builder
And I am the thinker
Sitting with my deck of cards
Planning every move I make
In a lonesome game of solitaire
Confine me. Solitaire, and solely on my own. I’ve seen this before. I think myself into solitary confinement. I restrict myself from the thoughts of practicality. I want life to be lived purely through the eyes of only mine. Seen thru this confinement.
I love the game solitaire, It occupied my mind for countless hours when I was younger. I actually still play it now-a-days, I don’t know if I will ever get tired of it. Although Xbox is much better I still prefer the classic games such as solitaire and Chess because they seriously improve ones problem solving skills.
Matthew Higgs
Fun times when you’re alone, while only highlighting your aloneness because the gods never let you win in games, let alone in life.
Jonathan Russell
i plugged in my computer. what was i going to do first? play solitaire? i should probably type my report. i am procrastinating, i know that. but it looks so fun…
Alone. All alone with everyone around you. But God, why are you here alone. Can you really do this all alone? Live this life alone? Be alone? Forever? Is just yourself enough to keep you going? Maybe when you are four different people. But if not, then, well alone.
Confinement. There is no horrid other. No one to fear, but the cracks in the mirror. I don’t hate the ambiguous “them”. It’s my flaws that they project that I really hate. An endless game of self-loathing. Solitaire.
Nick Phillips
a time to think a game that reflects the character inside the player.
i could sit in my home alone in solitaire for hours. thinking and dwelling on my own thoughts over and over again, but this schedule is not good for me, i need to step up to the challenge. over come.
I go up to my neighbor’s house and i play solitare, she’s a lovely lady, In her 80’s. I don’t visit her as much as i used to but i need to. I’m really going to miss going to her house, that was like my safe place, my get away. When That happen’s I don’t know where I will find my self. I really don’t know… :/
Tarrah
cast away into nothingness
the hell that no one can stand but if you go to prison you will have too
be good for goodness sake or you will be all alone in this world with no one by your side.
Jon MIller
My mom taught me how to play her version of solitaire. You take a deck of cards and you count Ace, 2, 3, 4, 5, etc… until you get through an entire set. The trick is to not pick up the card that you say. If you say 4 and you pick up a 4, game over.
playing this game soothes me. calms me and allows for me to settle into my homework proper. some may say i am a loner, but those people do not know me. when i play with real cards…i cheat.
Naomi
Solitaire is a type of diamond and a game of cards also.
See? That’s why yesterday’s “hearts” (vs “heart”) kept pointing me to cards and card games!
Solitaire. I know someone who plays it a lot. I can always hear it in the background when I call or in the next room when I visit. She also saves games at the moment of winning so she can replay the last card over and over and watch the winning “card shuffle” animation fill the screen.
Andrew randomly clicked the icons of his iPod Touch. He was trying to avoid the glare of the sour-looking woman sitting across from him. The subway lurched and he lost concentration, accidentally hitting the home button and undoing all his progress. The woman continued to glare. “Long day,” he said to himself.
Andrew
Solitaire
This is how my days are any more, now that the nest is empty. In some ways, I love the time alone. At other times, when the days are cloudy and the SAD of winter descends, this solitary life just about does me in.
i am solitaire. alone in the world with nothing but my own comfort. missing everyone but no one even knowing i am gone. only if the one i love would recognize me, as a person, only if i could make a statement that could have people see me, instead of right through me. only if.
ummmm i think that solitaire is a game tat i realy suck at.
it is a game that is autamaticlly on dell computers. it is game with cards and stra
I like the game solitaire
solitaire is a card game that involves cardss!!:)))
Double solitare is a game for lonely people and old crusty people. the end.
Solitaire is a game you can play by your self.
It’s a card game for people who have nothing better to do.
i don’t know what that means
He stared at the cards determinedly, trying to find another move. He wouldn’t lose, not again. Methodically, he moved each card to every possible space, to no avail.
Alas, he had lost. That meant he had to resume his math homework.
Solitaire was playing on the screen. Mindlessly he clicked the electronic cards. He nodded as he watched the game. He never took in what I was saying. He never even looked at me. I’m leaving I whispered. He didn’t even see me go. He didn’t care enough to say good-bye.
There have been times when I have found it imperative to play solitaire – over, and over, and over – relearning the lesson that sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.
she was wasting time by playing solitaire on her computer screen. the weekend was almost here and with it the freedom of an out of town concert. she couldn’t wait to feel the music flowing through her.
Cards
Stacked
In a tower
You are the builder
And I am the thinker
Sitting with my deck of cards
Planning every move I make
In a lonesome game of solitaire
Confine me. Solitaire, and solely on my own. I’ve seen this before. I think myself into solitary confinement. I restrict myself from the thoughts of practicality. I want life to be lived purely through the eyes of only mine. Seen thru this confinement.
I love the game solitaire, It occupied my mind for countless hours when I was younger. I actually still play it now-a-days, I don’t know if I will ever get tired of it. Although Xbox is much better I still prefer the classic games such as solitaire and Chess because they seriously improve ones problem solving skills.
Fun times when you’re alone, while only highlighting your aloneness because the gods never let you win in games, let alone in life.
i plugged in my computer. what was i going to do first? play solitaire? i should probably type my report. i am procrastinating, i know that. but it looks so fun…
Janis Ian – At Seventeen.
Rainy days in the summertime when I was a child.
My fear of being alone for ever.
Alone. All alone with everyone around you. But God, why are you here alone. Can you really do this all alone? Live this life alone? Be alone? Forever? Is just yourself enough to keep you going? Maybe when you are four different people. But if not, then, well alone.
Confinement. There is no horrid other. No one to fear, but the cracks in the mirror. I don’t hate the ambiguous “them”. It’s my flaws that they project that I really hate. An endless game of self-loathing. Solitaire.
a time to think a game that reflects the character inside the player.
i could sit in my home alone in solitaire for hours. thinking and dwelling on my own thoughts over and over again, but this schedule is not good for me, i need to step up to the challenge. over come.
I go up to my neighbor’s house and i play solitare, she’s a lovely lady, In her 80’s. I don’t visit her as much as i used to but i need to. I’m really going to miss going to her house, that was like my safe place, my get away. When That happen’s I don’t know where I will find my self. I really don’t know… :/
cast away into nothingness
the hell that no one can stand but if you go to prison you will have too
be good for goodness sake or you will be all alone in this world with no one by your side.
My mom taught me how to play her version of solitaire. You take a deck of cards and you count Ace, 2, 3, 4, 5, etc… until you get through an entire set. The trick is to not pick up the card that you say. If you say 4 and you pick up a 4, game over.
playing this game soothes me. calms me and allows for me to settle into my homework proper. some may say i am a loner, but those people do not know me. when i play with real cards…i cheat.
Solitaire is a type of diamond and a game of cards also.
Solitaire is a card game.. :DD
The game solitaire is so fun but I like the dimonds much more. |
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Solitaire is cool solitaire is funny solitaire solitaire is vicious if you know what i mean
solitaire is a card game
solitare is a card game played on the computer or solitaire is a type of dimande.
Solitare means that it is a kind of diamond.-
Solitaire is a card game and a diamond.
Solitaire
See? That’s why yesterday’s “hearts” (vs “heart”) kept pointing me to cards and card games!
Solitaire. I know someone who plays it a lot. I can always hear it in the background when I call or in the next room when I visit. She also saves games at the moment of winning so she can replay the last card over and over and watch the winning “card shuffle” animation fill the screen.
There is a game called solitaire.
Andrew randomly clicked the icons of his iPod Touch. He was trying to avoid the glare of the sour-looking woman sitting across from him. The subway lurched and he lost concentration, accidentally hitting the home button and undoing all his progress. The woman continued to glare. “Long day,” he said to himself.
Solitaire
This is how my days are any more, now that the nest is empty. In some ways, I love the time alone. At other times, when the days are cloudy and the SAD of winter descends, this solitary life just about does me in.
Playing solitaire too ling with a deck of 51. Smoking cigarettes and a watching Captain kangaroo and don’t tell me I’ve nothing to do….. great song….