desolate

April 30th, 2014

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74 Responses to “desolate”

  1. lonely sad depression independent strong grief motivation understanding self respect last to speak last to stand

    Sofia
  2. barren and dry she waits for nothing. there is nothing in this place of red rock and dry dust, sun bearing down with relentless heat burning the little soul she has left. no place for green or growth or softness, this only can be a waiting

    Susan Naud
  3. lonely sad depression independent strong grief motivation understanding self respect

    Sofia
  4. Yes, that’s what is said sometimes.
    That’s what played sometimes.
    That’s what’s made sometimes.
    That’s what I need sometimes.
    Sounds of Desolation.
    I’m desolate today.

  5. “You can’t be serious.” I glance at him, as he shifted his footing, then leaned out slightly, peering over the edge.
    “Why not? What is there for us here?”

  6. It is only appropriate that we strive in times of darkness, while we are blinded by our own monsters and victims. In the desolate hour, we are reborn through our pain.

  7. nothingness.
    empty.
    alone.
    that’s what was visible,
    the moment he opened his eyes.
    his face was one the red, rocky soil.
    his spaceman visor, shattered.
    he was surprised he could breathe
    and that he was still alive.
    But wasn’t surprised he was
    the only man for millions of miles.

  8. The land was cold and desolate. The barren tundra struck back at me in the dark. I didn’t know where I was but, for fear of it being worse than imaginable, I didn’t really want to.

  9. a desolate cave is one without persons or happiness, or love or brightness or life. It is empty by nature surely? Would I be desolate without those that I love and care for, certainly. A war scene perhaps is one of utter desolation. grief and emptiness fills it.

    Maggie
  10. The last quiet crumb of laughter sailed gently from her lip. There were no windows, no hint of light to flick across her eyes.

  11. A Stable Hate

    You can’t take away
    coffee
    adderall..
    stimulation.

    Why do you think I
    hold my peace?

    Why do you think I
    look like a silent killer.
    my veiled face
    an open threat?

    When I pick up in one month what
    took you ten years, I’m focused, cunt.

    So you think I’m cocky. So you want
    to interfere with my thoughts.
    So you want to touch
    my back.

    Fine then, I’ll break my peace.
    Then I’ll break into the chainsaw blades
    wrap them around the edges of the shears.
    Start a little fear.

    A silent killer
    kill kill killing
    silently.

    You know, I am just so focused.
    I’m not usually. I usually daydream
    while I’m dreaming.

    So when I am,
    when you make my only thought
    about why you should be murdered,
    you have already sacrificed yourself.

    The only thing you’ll hear
    is the nerve of hatred caught
    in my jaw’s grind.

  12. the desolate woman, keeps on looking at the mirror, she was haggard and wretched almost to the point of losing hope, yet a glimmer of a light reflection shaded her and she began to remember the day she was before.

  13. Thursday nights in the summer were sometimes spent taking midnight voyages to the far corners of town, the places where you could see the spectral skyline in all of its glory despite their usual desolate greys of the daytime.

  14. The pod stood alone on the desolate plains, with dust drifting around its smoking hull. The glowing red sun superheated the metal until the poor lizards taking refuge in the shade had no choice but to scurry away.

    Andy S
  15. The desolate, barren landscape looked back at Darren. Bare. Naked. Ready to be explored, he thought. He buckled his hiking pack across his chest and headed down the cliff of clay and stone.

    charlie card
  16. An empty space like the
    pockets in your lungs where air fills them
    And dust lingers
    Causing coughing fits and dry sighs
    An empty place inside
    Where flashlights draw shadows around corners
    Of the hidden places in your mind
    Do we let our selves become hollowed out
    Cored like an old apple

    Lauren
  17. did this yesterday. this time i think of bob dylan walking down the street, hands in pockets, with a woman on his arm…

    Lee
  18. Desolate is a strong word. I’m not quite sure what it means but I think it means to leave behind or be alone. I read a lot of books that use this word frequently so you can say that I like to read dark type of books. Desolate desolate desolate. God, am I a dark and lonely person?

    Aiyanna M.B
  19. The dungeon was dark and filthy, and her hair was practically matted with filth, so far tangled that you could almost say with certainty, had you been shown a singular picture of it, that it was a nest of some sort, maybe a fussy bird’s.
    She had been kept down here for so long. She hadn’t known it when she had been taken from the subway, but she had been dragged down here with the furnaces and the chains, and left here to rot for some unknown sin.

  20. Feeling desolate, alone in a crowded room
    reaching out but no one hears my cry

  21. You honestly can’t even remember when or how you got there, but you knew without a shadow of a doubt that there was no way out. You weren’t even sure where you were. It was dark, quiet, desolate. As far as you were concerned you were the only person around and you weren’t sure if that was a blessing or a curse.

    Imani
  22. Everything was going wrong. Was the car accident her fault? Had she killed him? She was desolate.

  23. En ørken. En ørken i Danmark. I mig selv. Jeg er følelsesløs. Det er en tåget ørken. Som Sahara i dis. Jeg kæmper for ikke at blive fanget i tågen. Finder oaser indimellem og de bliver større og større, med mere og mere vand og flere og flere kokosnødder. Måske finder jeg en dag en oase, jeg kan finde permanent residens i.

    Lasse Skov
  24. I want the word, i want my word, i want One Word.

    Renato
  25. To say my heart is desolate – would be a lie. Desolate hints at destruction, it hints at life once existing. My heart is broken now; and has been since before the delicate valves ever once pulsated. The blood that runs through it is dry – lifeless – dead. Perhaps there is hope. Perhaps this desolation could find recuperation. Could life come?

    Jose
  26. Sometimes it’s like my lungs are filled with water. I look down and realize that I have been swallowed by the sea; my love and my destroyer. I float only high enough above the water to see that she’s killing me, but not enough to cry for help. How lonely it is out in the middle of nowhere.

    KT
  27. its is the dead of night. a brisk wind blows and picks up leaves, throwing them into your face. The concrete beneath your feet is cold and you lack of shoes therefore poses an imminent problem. The richoty train tracks squeak and squeal as the run down and dusty train pulls up. Its

    angel
  28. It was hard to go about the daily business of life knowing what was happening on the other side of the world. Wrapped in a heavy coat I sat motionless inside a temperamental hire car, in a desolate car park in a small village in Scotland as my worst fears arrived in a text message. Five years. Just two words and the sinking of hope.

  29. Harsh Realm.

    So many thoughts.

    All of them desolate.

    Maybe I always think about you when you’re gone.

  30. Her eyes swept over to the broken-glass rocks jutting from the desolate shoreline like rows upon rows of terrible teeth. Thunder crashed.

    The sand dunes shook, and so did she.

  31. desolate… barren, laid-waste, but not empty. not nothingness. as long as there is something, and I need something to call it desolate, I can connect. There is never nothing. I can always find something with which to connect. desolate, but never hopeless.

    Brewer Bill
  32. left like door hinges:
    rusting, and squeaky…

    I wish I’d had the common
    sense to just close myself
    and never come out again.

  33. Corpses filled the land from his feet to the horizon. The bloody sunset reflected down on the crimson-stained ground upon which the battle took place. This is what war is. This is how you desolate.

    Deepak
  34. There wasn’t a damn thing worth keeping here. Just toss everything into a bot, throw it to the curb. Don’t let a soul think you were disturbing the bones of some dusty house.
    You weren’t doing anything terrible, anyway.
    It was a wasteland when you got here, it will be a less cluttered one when you leave. At least it might be up to fire code. Whichever.
    You don’t really know why you are here anyway.

    Eddie Currant