spaces

March 2nd, 2009 | 401 Entries

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401 Entries for “spaces”

  1. Empty spaces
    Filled spaces
    Quiet spaces
    Loud spaces
    Helpless spaces
    Hopeful spaces
    Loving spaces
    Hating spaces
    Spaces there
    Spaces here
    Spaces that
    Spaces this
    Nothing spaces
    Everything spaces
    Forever spaces
    Ending spaces
    Old spaces
    New spaces

    And then there are the spaces in space
    Where we can’t reach
    Where I wish I could go
    And I can’t

    Just like the spaces where you are
    Where I can’t be
    Because each time I am
    My heart beats too fast
    And you glare at me thinking,
    “That girl takes up too much space in these spaces that are forever and never”

    Anneke S
  2. All of the empty spaces are hollow, searching. All of them are mine. This feeling–its not new to me. Ever since you left me, they just grow larger and larger everyday, threatening to take over and push me deeper into myself than I have ever known.

    Nicole Fear
  3. the space between
    two halves
    of a single whole
    the space
    we are born to fill
    but in the end,
    regardless of our nearness
    we always seem to find
    those spaces
    between us
    remain.

    GlassZephyr
  4. spaces are the parameters of where you are right then. you have space around you but the spaces have an atmosphere – what do your spaces look like? The fvorite library, the

    Amelia C
  5. tight small my nook and cranny one for everything Not too good at this really

    Sandy S
  6. empty space
    to fill an empty place
    everything i see
    is meaningless to me
    if it’s how you feel
    than it’s real

    you make me tired
    life wants to live
    you just want to watch it
    is meaningless to me

    Anonymous
  7. i dont know
    whatever

    Ozge Cone
  8. my head is full of empty spaces. waiting for some small bit of genius to fill in any one of them. where did all the original ideas go? bubbles. pop. gone. empty.

    Sherry
  9. I like to feel the spaces in between. It’s all squishy sometimes, and others it’s wide open. It’s never the same way twice.

    Sare
  10. the spaces in the room is so big i could no longer distinguish where you are.

    krisler piodos
  11. I feel like creating comfortable spaces for yourself in your life is a huge asset and can add a level of comfort you wouldn’t expect. Having a space with a good atmosphere to go home to means that you relax that much more when you are there, instead of dreading the mess or chores waiting for you.

    Hannah
  12. there are plenty of spaces around the world but not all are used correctly. Its important to think about what you want out of your space as well as what it looks like. White space is nice. Its good to let things breathe. people often like to suffocate things by cramming as much as posisble into one space but its not always worth it. This game kinda is like that but that makes it worth it.

    Louis Mikolay
  13. Spaces is the multiple of space, which can either mean the universe, or it can be the amount of distance between two items.

    Tushar
  14. the spaces in between my head were filled with the utmost unpleasant of thoughts I just had to let loose. i decided i was the one who needed to change for these thoughts were never going to go away but I could crowd them with newer more pleasant and worth wile thoughts and maybe then I could feel content.

    BAnmh
  15. Spaces. They make up everything. Without spaces, there would be nothing. Think of a sentence without spaces. It would no longer be a sentence. There would be no meaning to it. Each space gives each word it’s unique meaning. Think of a world without spaces. Everything would be packed together.

    Spaces. They split up everything. Too many spaces between words break up the meaning of the sentence. Too many spaces between people break up relationships.

    Spaces. Something you can’t live with, and something you can’t live without.

    ldesiresl
  16. lashing out
    to grasp the slipping away.

    nameless faces and whites of eyes
    are the answers that satisfy my
    questions to the point of brimming

    emptiness

    is the borderline void
    between this smile and that
    gaping mouth screaming only of
    washed out apologies and asking
    the infinite question over and
    over
    and over
    again

    why?

    steph han.
  17. the spaces in between the letters are my favourite.

    the bits that are nothing

    say a lot

    the words that weren’t said

    said them all

    remember when we talked but did not listen?
    remember when we didn’t talk but listened a lot?

    spaces faces and places

    rachel
  18. wide open

    Anonymous
  19. the space bar is the biggest bar in many cases including the ones involving a space craft
    this is not true though as you may have noticed because it is only on a keyboard used for typing words and other things into a computer and making sentences and phrases that people will look at and decide if you’re worthy of life itself.

    eric
  20. i love open spaces. space is white or clear, but could be green or blue. space is nothing. it is a gap in memory, air, or personal distance. sometimes spaces arent good.

    yoni jacobs
  21. oh the spaces i’ve created. through distances and un returned phone calls. i have a good 20 miles of space between me and any other person. space give me space i always said. well my back’s against the wall and everyone has run free. space space i’m done with you! get me closer… closer please!

    abigail
  22. Spaces: infinite emptiness, awaiting something to fill the void. Of their souls? Or are they truly empty, devoid of faith and god? What are these heathen places? Heaths? Upon which to meet Macbeth?

    Ian
  23. Not enough spaces, filling up the spaces its what we seem compelled to do, fill up the empty space cannot have any empty spaces why not why not have some empty spaces what are we afraid of? why are we afraid of space

    Sara Boylan
  24. It is the spaces in between that I find the quiet. That is where I look for the small secret places that create the whole. It is the nothingness that holds it all together.

    cdahn
  25. Spaces are all over this text field, between every word, making it readable and comprehenive. Spaces are one of the most important parts of the modern written language. I love spaces.

    Theo
  26. there are spaces in between of everything. when we type something there is a space. spaces are everywhere and we barely think about them in that way. they just are. we dont think, hmm i need to put a space here it just happens. its natural for us to think this way about spaces because they are things that happen with out us knowing.

    marina
  27. spaces. the spaces between each word are so important. with out them everythingwouldruntogether. we’re use to putting them into our text. is that why the space between you and me has gotten so big. your just use to the distance? spaces.

    kat the great
  28. spaces are where we live. without spaces we couldn’t exist, men are spatial creatures. And along with space we need time.

    teacherdominic
  29. spaces. gaps. emptiness between you and me and a misconnection, no connection
    but to have my own space to grow expand dream and explore
    spaces good and bad negative and positive
    spaces always changing, shifting
    as we whirl in space

    marcella
  30. spaces were gone. everything was gone from her life, and it felt good. Really good. Better than ever, to say the truth. sHE NEVER FELT MORE ALIVE
    When her husband died, she thought she would be alone again, like when she was secventeen. Now, she new she would never be alone. She had herself.

    kiriyama
  31. the spaces between each of us are measured in years. in light years. light seconds. sound moments the time it takes for orange juice to fall to the floor in a thin gold arc, for the dog to lap it up like milk, for the time a children’s pots and pan cymbals ring throughout the house, giving the mother a headache, the time the mother’s headache takes to flash like a camera behind her eyes, blinding and bright, red red red like a slap across the face, bang, bang, bang.

    sarah
  32. Spaces are what define our reality. We move from one space to another. The rules that govern those spaces define our interactions with those around us.

    bill
  33. I breathed in a large breath of the cold air that came into the house through the small cracks in between the window and the wall. The spaces comforted me a little; they made me feel like I wasn’t trapped in my room completely.

    Just Me
  34. people need spaces between them. like gibran said. like if you put two columns right next to each other they cannot hold up the roof. A real family or team needs individuals putting their 100% in, not 2 or more people making up one whole. It’s a romantic notion but it doesn’t float when you really need it too. I use too many metaphors.

    zenjen
  35. The spaces in my house Are getting smaller , or so i think

    I go outside and its a little Smaller , or maybe i am

    Is it truley bigger then what i saw? or is what i truely see never the size i thought it was

    jason
  36. The spaces in his teeth made me laugh. I remarked, “Who don’t he get braces for those spaces?” Then I laughed harder. Maybe spaces are endearing. So I’ve been told.

    Chris Rogers
  37. The writing on the walls looked to be a subliminal message of different things. I wondered to myself what they could mean with the spaces and different letters corresponding with each other.

    I lit my cigarette and continued on down the street, not paying the letters any mind anymore. The bus came to a halt and I climbed aboard, wondering where it would take me.

    Caleb
  38. There are seven spaces in between these words.

    meg
  39. spaces between my fingers catch a flickering smokey light that i wish i could have erased. The situation is not what i wanted it to be, and the night before is something I wish i could forget. I feel ill, is it the cold? no. Spaces spaces, flitting through my mind, spaces i wish i could fill with other things.

    Me.
  40. Spaces, they keep words a save distance apart. Close enough, but yet very far. Perhaps humans are like that too. Needing to keep their distance but also yearning to be close by each other. Enough to interact, enough to love. Spaces. A magical thing.

    Louis Goldenburg