beloved

March 27th, 2009 | 441 Entries

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441 Entries for “beloved”

  1. this word always makes me think of bedouin tents, and deserts, and lush colours and draperies. I’m not sure why I have this association, but it’s really strong. Second image is that of Nana. She’s really the only person who uses or used thsi word with my sister and I. Beloved…would I call rob this? No, probably not. It’s got imagery that doesn’t suit the warm comfort that I associate with him.

    by Maryn on 03.29.2009
  2. a word that was used in the olden times to describe ones that people love
    it is often used in the Bible
    or poems by Shakespeare
    it reminds me of romantic relationships and beautiful love letters from people in big dresses with magnificent updos and boys in tuxs

    by Ryann on 03.29.2009
  3. i want to be-loved.

    by c@ on 03.29.2009
  4. I feel beloved when someone I care about smiles at me. When they laugh with me over something that isn’t that funny. When we can cry together, or celebrate together. Mostly I feel beloved when I’m talking to my Creator, and I can just sense that He is listening. and the best times are when I’m at church worshipping with His other creations.
    That’s when I feel beloved.

    by Ashley on 03.29.2009
  5. her name was beloved. she was born on a warm april day. she was like the sunshine. she smiled like the sun.

    her name was beloved. she died on cold december night. she took the sun with her.

    by ene on 03.29.2009
  6. beloved is a word inwhich describes sumone u love,i have a beloved and she is very special to me,i think about her in a romantic way, noe just in a caring way, she is important to me very much so, my beloved, it is made up of 7 letters.

    by cassie on 03.29.2009
  7. we are gathered here today to celebrate a union of two very happy people. sure they’re happy today but wait until they actually figure out what married life is about. then we’ll see who is smiling.

    by annie on 03.29.2009
  8. one body
    one
    soul

    without
    nothing

    with
    everything

    veins flow
    together

    dreams
    united

    anticipation for what is yet to come

    by kayla on 03.29.2009
  9. My beloved dog died on the day of the dead. Coincidence? I believe so. He was a Christian…and they don’t believe in tall tales. (with flaming eyes, snow white /wool white face, sword for a mouth, and you get it.)

    by Lisa on 03.29.2009
  10. Mr. Kurtz’s beloved. How naive she was. But you can’t blame her; before, Kurtz really was the man taught by all of Europe,the quintessential european man. But he was crushed by the darkness ofthe abomination and his beloved is totally oblivious

    by thenakedblurr on 03.29.2009
  11. You are my beloved wife.

    by Vicki on 03.29.2009
  12. wonderful book by toni morrison

    by Rachel on 03.29.2009
  13. Family… what’s more beloved than that? It’s the one thing we’re given when we enter this world that is always with us through good and bad until the very end. No one can break the bonds of family no matter what they do or try to do.

    by John Matthew Heaney on 03.29.2009
  14. The beloved lunchbox was nowhere to be found and the starving child looked at her classmates with hunger in her eyes.

    by Miss Wong on 03.29.2009
  15. The beloved lunchbox was nowhere to be found and the poor starving child looked at her friends with pools of hunger in her eyes.

    by Genevieve Wong on 03.29.2009
  16. The only one. My only one. The completer of my soul, the only one I can entrust everything to. My soul mate, my savior. Tou her only can I admit everything, my secrets, my fantasies, follies. I am happy with her, I am sad, it doesn’t matter, as long as its with her. Too bad she doesn’t exist. My beloved.

    by Hannah on 03.29.2009
  17. this book i had to read that i did not really like. i think it was also a movie with Oprah in it. maybe? i am not sure. well i don’t really like Oprah. I think she is too loud; she is always yelling on her show. but i guess the woman in beloved yelled too, so there. it really fits well.

    by sam k on 03.29.2009
  18. To be surrounded by ones beloved is an experience whoich all should have. A loved one gives you srenght courage love and above all a warmth that cannot be bought, or indeed described. Beloved conjures images that protect, bind and keep you safe from everything else that bombards.

    by anna on 03.29.2009
  19. Beloved. Eh. Not the most interesting word. Guess I’m just not much for love. Guess that’s what I get for being a cynical bastard, but… hey, I like it. Hm. I’ve really got nothing to say. That’s… not like me.

    by Cap'm Drummond on 03.29.2009
  20. I have nothing which is beloved. For me, all things are sacrificial (if we assume something beloved is not). They exist in a hierarchy. The top of this can at best be considered ‘greatly appreciated’. Ok, blah.

    by Andrew Harris on 03.29.2009
  21. my beloved friend who’s as fucked as I am. How can my beloved friends comfort me, be there for me and love me if they are as fucking FUCKED as I am?

    by rsteph on 03.29.2009
  22. beloved. beloved is such an awful word. i hate it. it has hurt me as it came out of his mouth. i can’t believe that one word can do so much damage. its stupid.

    by naomi on 03.29.2009
  23. beloved remindes me of a young child with no life ahead of themn unwanteed and unloved…beloved is what i would say about them yerrrr

    by tessica on 03.29.2009
  24. beloved. a younge child with no life ahead of them unwanted and unloved…beloved

    by tessica on 03.29.2009
  25. spastic colon emptying sickness fake unbelievably evil and nonexistent will take you to hell and not show you the way back will leave and trample on you beware of my warning

    by anonymous on 03.29.2009
  26. Such a gay book.

    by Miki on 03.29.2009
  27. beloved, loved, wanted, unwanted, orphaned, alone, miserable, depressed, tears, sighs, more tears, more sighs and the long feared eternal sleep.

    by Rachael Marshall on 03.29.2009
  28. Beloved seems to signify some sort of funereal affection to me. “Dearly beloved, we have gathered here today…” and so on. Antiquation of the vocabulary of older generations is the leading cause of vernacular erosion in today’s youth, and I’m just thinking that I’ve never heard anyone say this outside a memorial service.

    by Jon Lewis on 03.29.2009
  29. beloved is a word that many do not experience. It is reserved for a special kind of person that is neither mean or ill spirited. Too bad not everybody can be beloved. I don’t know if I am or not. I like to think I am, but probably will never know. Certainly my dog is beloved. Too bad she’s all the way on the other side of the river.

    by jamie on 03.29.2009
  30. And here we rest our dearly beloved; the grass is green, the sky is blue, under the shade of a willow tree.

    by Jeremy on 03.29.2009
  31. It was hard to say goodbye. I knew that there was something about her I couldn’t let go. She was my beloved. My one and only

    by Joespsh on 03.29.2009
  32. belove,
    my girlfriend had a bad day today.
    people were upset with her for nothing
    i love her to much to let her have a bad day,
    so even though we live more than 2000 miles away
    we watched a movie
    and i told her just how much i loved her.
    and i made sure she had the best dy she could have, i love her way to much to let her be sad forany amount of time.
    she will always be-loved.

    by Trey on 03.29.2009
  33. why this again? why do u need to write about you agin beloved, you ar enot worth my time any longer, you are not worth my heart. youve taken too much beloved, taken all i have, how much i hate you will never be enumerated, you are my losty life, what i thought i coul dbe what i thought i could have, you are no longer mine

    by jackie Lombardo on 03.29.2009
  34. The gravestone said that he was my father. I didn’t trust him the moment she married him, and after she killed herself I only hated him more. I didn’t miss him, I didn’t love him, and yes, I killed him.

    by You on 03.29.2009
  35. you are mine. i offered you so much i asked that you not tak emy heart and break it and you did. i found a new one, he hurt me, he scolded me, i thought to him i’d mmary, i asked him to take care of my heart he did for the most part but then took it out ouf my chest and scolded me

    by jackie on 03.29.2009
  36. Be loved and being loved.
    The most universal emotion.
    Beloved:
    mother
    pet
    time

    and that one person you thought of, deep down, for that split second when you read ‘beloved’, you can’t deny the micro second and major impact they have had on your life, i can’t either.

    by ALG on 03.29.2009
  37. To have, to love to want to be loved. Th cherish. I want to cherish. I want to be excepted, why won’t the world accept me. I want to to love others, above all. But can never get close enough to the one group of people to experience it.

    by Ryan on 03.29.2009
  38. beloved means more to me than i can even think about…i am sitting with the cutest dog in the world right now and he is my beloved little boy..this word seems like it has evolved from the world loved i mean obviously..and to be loved is one of the greatest feelings in the world..if only our world could spread this feeling or notion on all the time our world could quite possibly be a better place

    by lisa on 03.29.2009
  39. what a silly little word. I’m too afraid to write about it because the internet is full of emo people writing about love and loss and whatnot. I feel those things and sympathize, but I don’t want to be that guy. I want to be different from the masses, but I’m not, and i think that’s what bother’s me most.

    by D. Webster on 03.29.2009
  40. I love creating a beloved community in my Unitarian Universalist congregation. The people are beloved and the faith is beloved. When we come together in a covenantal relationship, we create a holy space and time, and from that depth we can make the world a better place. We can reach our deepest and highest selves and then reach out to the world, creating a worldwide beloved community.

    by Karen on 03.29.2009