She sat in the square by herself watching the pigeons peck at the ground. A man sat next to her. He leaned over and whispered “The sun shines on Africa”. He got up and left, she knew what to do.
Katie Coleman
The square of the hypodermic is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two scythes.
tonykeyesjapan
There was a square on the ceiling that I mistook for a spider. I was scared but then relieved. It was my mind playing tricks on me. I need sleep. I probably should have slept. But I didn’t. I haven’t. Not for days.
Frankie
Is what we learn about in math. Math is fun kind…of…sometimes but other times Mr/Benforte is a total jerk! OMG click tock click tock…isn’t it tick tock tick tock?Whatever I don’t know blu eblue square square is blue area is 20 or 25 or 30 i don’t know HELP ME
Devon
I never understood the negative attitude towards the square, it’s just a shape.
Braiding
The word square means the shape of a quadrilateral. It is a geometry term. Many sophomores in high school are learning geometry, as opposed to Calculus or Algebra. I am currently in Geometry, and I really like my teacher.
Sarah
Be there or be square. No one likes a square…so just…be there. You know what I mean? A square is a person who would rather do something than be there. Lame. That’s all.
Adriane
The square house sat on top of the grassy hill. Its perfectly geometric angles and shapes gave it a sense of unity and peacefulness. No one would ever suspect by looking at it that it has been a feared establishment for decades.
The crystal, or, what Arabella assumed was a crystal, sat in the center off the table, glowing dark red and making a high pitched humming noise. Above the square was an unproportionally large hole in which she could only guess the mysterious object fell through, but since no one was around when the crystal fell into the the library, she couldn’t be sure.
Daisy
A place in the street where you can find people, usually in the center of a city or village, with shops and life and very traditional somehow, I guess, reflecting a culture.
Ines
He took the rope in his hands. He lifted them towards the sun, checking over his shoulders. The others were closer. In an instant, the rope was forced back, the deed was done. The others were not fast enough. He knew he would never have to do this again. He smiled and let go of his anxiety.
The square, it has 4 corners, but beyind that it means much more. it is the center peice of symmetry, it is a harmonious balance between the 4 sides. It proves us all of what we can see in side of us.
Syd
so the continents became shapes, distinguishable, clean cut, and they began to float together, and he said this was good. the two that lived apart waited for the time that their shapes would meet, two triangles, so that they could finally and permanently complete each other.
It’s so straight and just won’t let anything go through or come out. It’s a square. Nothing more and nothing less. Maybe it wants to be more. Maybe like a circle. A square has corners. It has dead ends.
JeiPanda
you’re such a square
He said to the lonely boy just wanting to fit in
He then got pushed against the lockers, whimpering like a scared little puppy
They walk away grinning, feeling successful
While the boy sat alone and lonely
What has he done wrong?
joe
It’s hip to be square. Square peg in a round hole. Four sides, all the same. She squared her jaw against their hostility. Square.
nope
People often feel like squares because they compare themselves to others. The ironic thing is that everyone else probably feels like a square as well. Therefore, we are a world of humans comparing ourselves to one another, feeling out of place, and not realizing we are all the same. Allow yourself to be the square, knowing that we all are made up of similar ingredients.
Jackie
Thunder without lightning. A flash of speed. The jarring shouts of a crowd aflame with passion. Screams and rage. The horses ran, foaming at the mouth, around the Italian square, their mad pursuit lit by a dying star, closing the last stretch between itself and the horizon, that solitary line across which light would vanish from this world.
Taylor
I awoke to an empty room. Only my clothes and my lamp has been left behind. What could have happened? Was I robbed? That couldn’t have been possible because I fell asleep on my bed and now I’m on the floor exactly where my bed was. Then what could have possibly happened?
I decided to get up and investigate further. What else was missing from my house? As I ventured into the bathroom, the nest closest room, I found that the sink and mirror had both disappeared, along with the lid to the back of the toilet. How peculiar.
Tasha
A square has four sides. The general shape of a room is square. Squares are nothing like circles. Be there or be square, or so they say. I don’t know who they is. Aahahhahaha. Fdkffjdjfdgfsdg. WOO! B DER OR B SQUARE. AHAHA. ☼jÄ↨§♫▬▬↨§↑↨→→↓↨↔☻☺♥☻♣♦♠♥♣♦•◘○
swag
you have always been your own ghost
the fear that demons are real, as you flinch through the morning news,
page one has been reserved for deaths, it seems to be, these days; the daze you walk about in was only ever your own construction
Another day to square the circle, jig the mainbrace and capitilise on my emotional capital. In other words, do the impossible and try and fit in more than time or space physically permit. The secret is just to make decisions fast and keep moving. It doesn’t matter if I make an incorrect choice, I can correct and move on. The error would be to stop and become overwhelmed.
don’t be a square. did you know that a 3D square is a cube? my five-year-old cousin knew that and I was pretty amazed, to be honest. I mean, if they can learn stuff like that in Kindergarten, I’m pretty sure I can write this research paper, right…
Elizabeth
There are boxes
Boxcars,
Railroad memories
and dreams to sleep on-
Someone told me once,
That they were a hobo
and I was a princess,
A princess riding home
On a boxcar
Stuck in my square domain
Long hair flying out the cracks
Chasing the stars
as we ride on to freedom
There once was a square, who sat in a tree all day and dreamed what it would be like to be a rectangle. One day, the Sage-Circle came up to his tree, and the square asked “Why can’t I be a rectangle?”
“But you are!” Replied the circle, “You’re a perfect rectangle.”
The young square was shocked, and thus asked the circle why he was perfect.
“Are all your sides the same length?” Asked the circle.
“Yes”
“Then you are perfect. As perfect as any shape can be. Any shape with sides, that is!”
The sage circle cackled as he rolled away.
I already wrote for this one, but now I’m thinking of other things. A square can be viewed as confinement, but it can also be so many more things. So many more beautiful things. A square can be a window, through which you gaze at the stars. A square can be a box, in which a present is wrapped. A square can be a folded note, on which is written a thousand words of love. A square can be a beautiful thing.
Hazel
Her life was a box. Everything she did had order, schedule, and routine. She kept her parents very happy, doing everything she was told. They were proud, and so was everyone else. The only problem? She hated it. Every second of every day, she wished she was somewhere else with a different life, a different name, different everything. But she couldn’t tell them, all she could do was write. She wrote poems and songs about the way she truly felt and then hid them away at the back of her closet. The people at school called her a “square”, she wrote about that too. She wrote about everything; that’s why it was so terrible when her mom found her journal.
Hazel
Perfect. Equal. Fair and. Harmony. Utopia. Yet so imperfect and horrible.
The window was squat and square, and the boy had to bend down to get a good look. This was an odd sensation, he felt like he was intruding on their lives, even though the window was meant for this purpose. He watched the girl twirl around the room.
in vivid understanding of the wickedness we surround ourselves in
in vivid understanding of that wickedness which surrounds us
you stumble to begin your sentences
impromptu changes in your semantics, everything unscripted must be improv (as though we instead had ever been led by fate)
remember those underwater mountains?
(in the second refrain, maybe you will say to me, should you ever take me to see them?)
then also there is time to remember that there are underwater canyons, completely distinct from ideas of despair, or any imagined comprehension of the emotion you fall into
traflgar square is the most beautiful place i have ever seen, i would move there with all my friends. i feel at home there. beautiful feeling.
donatella
i can see oh i can see in that square,
people walking for his own bussiness,
spending time spending money,
a month before christmas,
black friday in a square,
i am not there,
i am here,
on my square,
ten years again,
i will celebrate it,
with my own family,
i hope
i have no idea what to write for this one. originally i saw the word and i was like ” oh, like a box.” you can’t keep yourself inside of a bx, right? that’s what everyone always tells you. Is to stop thiking inside the box. i’m sure there are typos because im not even looking at the screen right now, which is also in the shape of a square. wow, i am really rusty.
a geometric four sided shape. Something that blocks you in. Something you cant escape. it limits you and gets you stuck in places you find it hard to reverse from pointy and edgy.
Emma
A square is the second most perfect shape, after the circle. Four corners. Four sides. A beauty.
a box, surrounding something or keeping it in place. organization. colors of the rainbow. an idea. an emotion. a person within a square box. a shape, never changing, solid, even. perfect.
Aimee Joy
squares are not rectangles. or triangles. or even rhombi. they are squares, and they are just fine with that. they like being perfectly even on all sides, and being folded into more perfect squares. most of all, they like being used in origami, as it makes them feel pretty and special; something a rectangle envies muchly.
Cate
The head-up, feet-down man. He stood at the corner of Waterloo and Havemyer. He was always there when we passed in my father’s car, a blue Maverick. These were days in which he’s park in the station lot and leave the keys in the car.
She sat in the square by herself watching the pigeons peck at the ground. A man sat next to her. He leaned over and whispered “The sun shines on Africa”. He got up and left, she knew what to do.
The square of the hypodermic is equal to the sum of the squares of the other two scythes.
There was a square on the ceiling that I mistook for a spider. I was scared but then relieved. It was my mind playing tricks on me. I need sleep. I probably should have slept. But I didn’t. I haven’t. Not for days.
Is what we learn about in math. Math is fun kind…of…sometimes but other times Mr/Benforte is a total jerk! OMG click tock click tock…isn’t it tick tock tick tock?Whatever I don’t know blu eblue square square is blue area is 20 or 25 or 30 i don’t know HELP ME
I never understood the negative attitude towards the square, it’s just a shape.
The word square means the shape of a quadrilateral. It is a geometry term. Many sophomores in high school are learning geometry, as opposed to Calculus or Algebra. I am currently in Geometry, and I really like my teacher.
Be there or be square. No one likes a square…so just…be there. You know what I mean? A square is a person who would rather do something than be there. Lame. That’s all.
The square house sat on top of the grassy hill. Its perfectly geometric angles and shapes gave it a sense of unity and peacefulness. No one would ever suspect by looking at it that it has been a feared establishment for decades.
The crystal, or, what Arabella assumed was a crystal, sat in the center off the table, glowing dark red and making a high pitched humming noise. Above the square was an unproportionally large hole in which she could only guess the mysterious object fell through, but since no one was around when the crystal fell into the the library, she couldn’t be sure.
A place in the street where you can find people, usually in the center of a city or village, with shops and life and very traditional somehow, I guess, reflecting a culture.
He took the rope in his hands. He lifted them towards the sun, checking over his shoulders. The others were closer. In an instant, the rope was forced back, the deed was done. The others were not fast enough. He knew he would never have to do this again. He smiled and let go of his anxiety.
The square, it has 4 corners, but beyind that it means much more. it is the center peice of symmetry, it is a harmonious balance between the 4 sides. It proves us all of what we can see in side of us.
so the continents became shapes, distinguishable, clean cut, and they began to float together, and he said this was good. the two that lived apart waited for the time that their shapes would meet, two triangles, so that they could finally and permanently complete each other.
It’s so straight and just won’t let anything go through or come out. It’s a square. Nothing more and nothing less. Maybe it wants to be more. Maybe like a circle. A square has corners. It has dead ends.
you’re such a square
He said to the lonely boy just wanting to fit in
He then got pushed against the lockers, whimpering like a scared little puppy
They walk away grinning, feeling successful
While the boy sat alone and lonely
What has he done wrong?
It’s hip to be square. Square peg in a round hole. Four sides, all the same. She squared her jaw against their hostility. Square.
People often feel like squares because they compare themselves to others. The ironic thing is that everyone else probably feels like a square as well. Therefore, we are a world of humans comparing ourselves to one another, feeling out of place, and not realizing we are all the same. Allow yourself to be the square, knowing that we all are made up of similar ingredients.
Thunder without lightning. A flash of speed. The jarring shouts of a crowd aflame with passion. Screams and rage. The horses ran, foaming at the mouth, around the Italian square, their mad pursuit lit by a dying star, closing the last stretch between itself and the horizon, that solitary line across which light would vanish from this world.
I awoke to an empty room. Only my clothes and my lamp has been left behind. What could have happened? Was I robbed? That couldn’t have been possible because I fell asleep on my bed and now I’m on the floor exactly where my bed was. Then what could have possibly happened?
I decided to get up and investigate further. What else was missing from my house? As I ventured into the bathroom, the nest closest room, I found that the sink and mirror had both disappeared, along with the lid to the back of the toilet. How peculiar.
A square has four sides. The general shape of a room is square. Squares are nothing like circles. Be there or be square, or so they say. I don’t know who they is. Aahahhahaha. Fdkffjdjfdgfsdg. WOO! B DER OR B SQUARE. AHAHA. ☼jÄ↨§♫▬▬↨§↑↨→→↓↨↔☻☺♥☻♣♦♠♥♣♦•◘○
you have always been your own ghost
the fear that demons are real, as you flinch through the morning news,
page one has been reserved for deaths, it seems to be, these days; the daze you walk about in was only ever your own construction
Another day to square the circle, jig the mainbrace and capitilise on my emotional capital. In other words, do the impossible and try and fit in more than time or space physically permit. The secret is just to make decisions fast and keep moving. It doesn’t matter if I make an incorrect choice, I can correct and move on. The error would be to stop and become overwhelmed.
don’t be a square. did you know that a 3D square is a cube? my five-year-old cousin knew that and I was pretty amazed, to be honest. I mean, if they can learn stuff like that in Kindergarten, I’m pretty sure I can write this research paper, right…
There are boxes
Boxcars,
Railroad memories
and dreams to sleep on-
Someone told me once,
That they were a hobo
and I was a princess,
A princess riding home
On a boxcar
Stuck in my square domain
Long hair flying out the cracks
Chasing the stars
as we ride on to freedom
There once was a square, who sat in a tree all day and dreamed what it would be like to be a rectangle. One day, the Sage-Circle came up to his tree, and the square asked “Why can’t I be a rectangle?”
“But you are!” Replied the circle, “You’re a perfect rectangle.”
The young square was shocked, and thus asked the circle why he was perfect.
“Are all your sides the same length?” Asked the circle.
“Yes”
“Then you are perfect. As perfect as any shape can be. Any shape with sides, that is!”
The sage circle cackled as he rolled away.
I already wrote for this one, but now I’m thinking of other things. A square can be viewed as confinement, but it can also be so many more things. So many more beautiful things. A square can be a window, through which you gaze at the stars. A square can be a box, in which a present is wrapped. A square can be a folded note, on which is written a thousand words of love. A square can be a beautiful thing.
Her life was a box. Everything she did had order, schedule, and routine. She kept her parents very happy, doing everything she was told. They were proud, and so was everyone else. The only problem? She hated it. Every second of every day, she wished she was somewhere else with a different life, a different name, different everything. But she couldn’t tell them, all she could do was write. She wrote poems and songs about the way she truly felt and then hid them away at the back of her closet. The people at school called her a “square”, she wrote about that too. She wrote about everything; that’s why it was so terrible when her mom found her journal.
Perfect. Equal. Fair and. Harmony. Utopia. Yet so imperfect and horrible.
The window was squat and square, and the boy had to bend down to get a good look. This was an odd sensation, he felt like he was intruding on their lives, even though the window was meant for this purpose. He watched the girl twirl around the room.
Square.
Basket case.
Teenage dirtbag.
Loser.
Creep.
That’s all I ever hear.
That’s all they ever call me.
But hey,
Those are my favorite songs.
in vivid understanding of the wickedness we surround ourselves in
in vivid understanding of that wickedness which surrounds us
you stumble to begin your sentences
impromptu changes in your semantics, everything unscripted must be improv (as though we instead had ever been led by fate)
remember those underwater mountains?
(in the second refrain, maybe you will say to me, should you ever take me to see them?)
then also there is time to remember that there are underwater canyons, completely distinct from ideas of despair, or any imagined comprehension of the emotion you fall into
traflgar square is the most beautiful place i have ever seen, i would move there with all my friends. i feel at home there. beautiful feeling.
i can see oh i can see in that square,
people walking for his own bussiness,
spending time spending money,
a month before christmas,
black friday in a square,
i am not there,
i am here,
on my square,
ten years again,
i will celebrate it,
with my own family,
i hope
i have no idea what to write for this one. originally i saw the word and i was like ” oh, like a box.” you can’t keep yourself inside of a bx, right? that’s what everyone always tells you. Is to stop thiking inside the box. i’m sure there are typos because im not even looking at the screen right now, which is also in the shape of a square. wow, i am really rusty.
a geometric four sided shape. Something that blocks you in. Something you cant escape. it limits you and gets you stuck in places you find it hard to reverse from pointy and edgy.
A square is the second most perfect shape, after the circle. Four corners. Four sides. A beauty.
The mold that everyone is forced to shape to. We are all pushed into the limited space, society’s uniform persona.
a box, surrounding something or keeping it in place. organization. colors of the rainbow. an idea. an emotion. a person within a square box. a shape, never changing, solid, even. perfect.
squares are not rectangles. or triangles. or even rhombi. they are squares, and they are just fine with that. they like being perfectly even on all sides, and being folded into more perfect squares. most of all, they like being used in origami, as it makes them feel pretty and special; something a rectangle envies muchly.
The head-up, feet-down man. He stood at the corner of Waterloo and Havemyer. He was always there when we passed in my father’s car, a blue Maverick. These were days in which he’s park in the station lot and leave the keys in the car.