I might sleep late today, wich can be a bad thing tomorow. I have so many things to do, and i’m sure it won’t be productive, because i’ll be tired.
Julia
Might is a very probable word. I might do this. I might do that. There are so many things that I might do. But might is a word of the weak. Use the word will. I WILL do this. You WILL do that. We CAN do this!
I might want to do something. I don’t know. Maybe I might. Does it matter so much as the simple act of my doing something? Or not? In the event that I should, in fact, do something, does the wanting even matter in the end?
Entrosh
Might: fraught with desire unrecognised and unrequited. Might: maybe, could do, want to do, would do in a heartbeat. Might: can’t, shouldn’t, why not, why now?
Always an idea, never an option
Callum McLean
“Don’t think. Just go,” he said as quietly as he could, hoping their pursuers wouldn’t hear. They ran as fast as they could until their legs ached and they couldn’t go any further. Sometimes might isn’t enough.
SarahV
I just might…
go that extra mile
and ran so fast after that
dream
it passed this way over 10 years ago
i couldn’t catch
I already wrote about this word but I’ll do it again. I’ve never thought of myself as mighty, but maybe I should. Yes, I might just do that. I’m small but mighty. I have power to make changes.
I don’t like it when people respond to “we’d love to see you at an exercise class,” with “yes, I definitely might come soon.” You’re either going to or you’re not.
You have to just do it, not say you might.
be mighty!
Valerie
A soldier clad in gold stood alone, his people huddled in hope and fear behind him, facing the hordes of ghastly invaders now gathered at their city’s doorstep.
He was not afraid. There was a might within him that was greater than any force, any show of vicious strength, any martial grandeur they could throw at him.
Might makes right. And with that in mind she stormed out of the room, leaving him perplexed in the dust of her strength. Or her insanity. One or the other. He was desperately unprepared for the passion of her response and so, shaken, he sat in awe of the power of her heart.
I might sleep late today, wich can be a bad thing tomorow. I have so many things to do, and i’m sure it won’t be productive, because i’ll be tired.
Might is a very probable word. I might do this. I might do that. There are so many things that I might do. But might is a word of the weak. Use the word will. I WILL do this. You WILL do that. We CAN do this!
I might want to do something. I don’t know. Maybe I might. Does it matter so much as the simple act of my doing something? Or not? In the event that I should, in fact, do something, does the wanting even matter in the end?
Might: fraught with desire unrecognised and unrequited. Might: maybe, could do, want to do, would do in a heartbeat. Might: can’t, shouldn’t, why not, why now?
Always an idea, never an option
“Don’t think. Just go,” he said as quietly as he could, hoping their pursuers wouldn’t hear. They ran as fast as they could until their legs ached and they couldn’t go any further. Sometimes might isn’t enough.
I just might…
go that extra mile
and ran so fast after that
dream
it passed this way over 10 years ago
i couldn’t catch
it
is it my hope
a starting line your drawing?
I already wrote about this word but I’ll do it again. I’ve never thought of myself as mighty, but maybe I should. Yes, I might just do that. I’m small but mighty. I have power to make changes.
I don’t like it when people respond to “we’d love to see you at an exercise class,” with “yes, I definitely might come soon.” You’re either going to or you’re not.
You have to just do it, not say you might.
be mighty!
A soldier clad in gold stood alone, his people huddled in hope and fear behind him, facing the hordes of ghastly invaders now gathered at their city’s doorstep.
He was not afraid. There was a might within him that was greater than any force, any show of vicious strength, any martial grandeur they could throw at him.
Might makes right. And with that in mind she stormed out of the room, leaving him perplexed in the dust of her strength. Or her insanity. One or the other. He was desperately unprepared for the passion of her response and so, shaken, he sat in awe of the power of her heart.