fragment

April 7th, 2010 | 133 Entries

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133 Entries for “fragment”

  1. splintered i sit in my life, a part of what was once whole. will i ever be more than a fragment?

    by eli minkiewitz on 04.08.2010
  2. Bleeding emotions on your sleeves, the painful thumping within your chest. You wonder how it got this way, you wonder how far you’ve fallen this time. You wonder why you’ve given her your already broken heart for her to break even more. And you wonder if this time, there was even anything left to pick up. Somehow, it doesn’t seem as though there’s any way back anymore.

    by Crow on 04.08.2010
  3. I dont know this word. I dont know what it means. English is not my first language … So … fragment … What is it ? I think it has something to do with writing … Am I right ?
    I think I herd it before … somewhere …

    by Mist on 04.07.2010
  4. Did you know that within one billionth of one billionth of a second after the big bang, the universe expanded by over a billion miles? Now that’s a productive fragment of time.

    by Klozit Rokstar on 04.07.2010
  5. Fragment. Just tiny pieces of something much, much bigger. They could fall apart by accident or due to their own accord. It could be full of purpose and meaning, or it could be accidental, a sudden whim for change. Moments can be considered fragments. Or life. But that sounds too bleak, so I prefer moments.

    by Ranisha on 04.07.2010
  6. all i have left is a fragment of my memory. everything is so faint and far away, just out of grasp. if i could only reach out my hand just a little bit further, i could grab everything and hold it tight, never letting it get away from me.

    by ac on 04.07.2010
  7. of my imagination. Sometimes they’re like shards of glass reflecting the worst of my nightmares back at me, forcing me to confront them. What can I do about it? Perhaps smashing them into dust, but won’t that just create more fragments and multiply my fears? Facing them is supposed to eliminate them but it only made it worse.

    by marc on 04.07.2010
  8. There was a fragment of armor thrown at me at high speeds. It felt almost as painful as a bullet would, consider the speed the explosion threw it at me. I shook it off, though, stronger than before. I knew the armor belonged to someone I could turn into if I hesitated.

    by Spellgirl on 04.07.2010
  9. shards of your identity lie in a heap of broken images. i will show you something different from either. fragments. your shadow at morning follows behind you in fragments. glass. crystal.

    by Paul on 04.07.2010
  10. It came back to him only fleetingly, like a fragment of a dream that never was, a tantalising snatch of consciousness, too early and too soon to even become a glimpse of a reverie. A flimsy slither of thought. Of nothing, the merest wisp of a notion. Then, before it even had time to form or leave some remnant of itself, it disappeared, like an ethereal mist back into the subconsciousness.

    by Gazrr on 04.07.2010
  11. It’s a fragment in time, a rip in the real. So little amount to change anything, yet just one thing can change it all. Just a moment in time, where it is all decided. Where everything goes from there. You’re just a fragemtn in time…yet…there is so much to be done. So much you can do.

    by Ashley F on 04.07.2010
  12. oh my god.
    I once used this name as a undercover in a internet forum.

    It was when I was almost broken, when I was at the lowest low in my life…

    The things that lead to it I still carry in my virtual backpack…

    by tine on 04.07.2010
  13. it was just a fragment
    a piece
    one that she shouldn’t have found
    but there it was
    among the ashes
    did he leave it there at the bottom of the stairs
    on purpose?
    urns
    don’t break easily
    she guessed that he had thrown
    it hard
    onto the concrete

    by sf on 04.07.2010
  14. fragments of paper scatered all over the floor of the chicken. that was what she found upon arriving home. she thought “how ironic is this?” as she thought that those pieces scatered somehow mirrored her own life.

    by biz on 01.01.1970
  15. It was just a tiny fragment, no bigger than a grain of sand, who would have thought it could have done so much….

    by Elsie on 01.01.1970
  16. damn baby you lookin’ fine. can i buy you a fish sandwich?

    (but really you’re just a fragment in the cornucopia of hoes i bang)

    by hoebag on 01.01.1970
  17. there was a fragment of glass on the floor. she shuddered as she realized where it had come from. the body in the corner slumped against the wall. it couldn’t have been this bad. it just couldn’t have been. that man she had met earlier warned her. she thought he was crazy. but maybe he had more wisdom than she knew. she fell to the ground crying, knowing she’d never get the chance to say goodbye to her father.

    by Austin Sens on 01.01.1970
  18. Piece part bit slice shard

    It’s shattery shimmery

    Bouncing off the tongue with a razor edge

    It’s a weapon and a splinter

    Something to edit

    Something to cry about

    Something left behind

    Snatched at in the wind, but ultimately it’s a note with no melody

    by Stars on 01.01.1970
  19. you were just a part of my life…. but it made me changed perspectives on a lot of things…so ty for being there.

    by twixie on 01.01.1970
  20. Pieces. Shards. Life.
    The wind refuses,
    to ring your chimes,
    The sun refuses,
    to live out its life.
    It stops.
    It lingers.
    It calls to the grave.
    The fragment of it’s life,
    lays cold in the earth.

    by Suwa on 01.01.1970
  21. escrever? que surpresa. nunca imaginei que esse site seria para escrever.

    by ticiane on 01.01.1970
  22. It was all that was left of my grandmother’s rose vase. The one that her mother had brought from the European country she had come from, that was yellow with roses all over. It had fallen, cracked, and then swept away, so only one piece, a small yellow leaf, was left.

    by Pearl on 01.01.1970
  23. The Fragments of my heart, spilled all over the floor. Shattered into a million pieces, after you left for good. I guess I should’ve known better, but I was young and Naive and In LOVE.

    by Taylor Renee on 01.01.1970
  24. fragment. not whole. left shattered and broken. you are the only one that has that power over me. not whole. you have the rest of me. give it back please??

    by baby on 01.01.1970
  25. There was a fragment of time when you said you hated me. Then another fragment of time when you said you liked me. Now the last fragment of time, hopfully, is when you say you love me.

    by Emma! on 01.01.1970
  26. a fragment. a piece. a sentence a thought incomplete. so much drama in a fragmented life. a fraction of a second can turn your life around. it can make or break you. a fragment of a set amount of time.

    by Elisabeth Donato on 01.01.1970
  27. frag grenades are really nasty. Fragments are negative because who want just a piece i want the whole thing. perverted people double glance on this word cuz they see fag. well i dont but i can see how

    by ROBERT BALDERAS on 01.01.1970
  28. I have a fragment of a though floating just above my head..looking for a place to land. I am trying to get ready to receive, but i think there is a concrete block siting between us. Wait, i think i found an opening…here it comes.

    by Dawn Newton on 01.01.1970
  29. I feel like a fragment
    You are such a bigger piece than me
    yet you are just as broken
    we are all crumbling but some of us can hold on to ourselves a little longer
    put me back together before it’s too late

    by roya on 01.01.1970
  30. A fragment of the rock tumbled down into the deep abyss never to be seen by any human again.

    by Caitlyn Smith on 01.01.1970
  31. Fragment is a part of a whole. As in the whole thing. I have a fragment of a spaceship that crashed in my backyard. It’s made of metal. There was an alien body near the wreck. It looked like David Bowie. Might have BEEN David Bowie. If there are no more David Bowie albums it’s because he’s buried in my garden. Then my house will be a tourist trap. I can charge admission. I’ll be so rich. Amen.

    by Alexandre Michael on 01.01.1970
  32. Fragmenting, breaking apart, my life is going into ruin. The pieces, trying so hard to be put back together.
    But the pieces don’t fit anymore, the shattered remains are useless.

    by Echo on 01.01.1970
  33. fragment

    by Brittany Goree on 01.01.1970
  34. its not complete. i wish i could have it all. the positivity of its existence is almost entirely overshadowed by its incompleteness. its existence is defined by the parts it doesnt have. can we relate?

    by quarkenzyme on 01.01.1970
  35. how big is it? I usually think small. Fragment. can I hold it? will it shine in the light? is it coloured, perhaps? i do hope is purple. Or yellow. A fragment of someones dinner plate? Old and used, or thrown across the room in a fit of rage?

    by Michelle Bradford on 01.01.1970
  36. i am a fragment. stop. start. a gambler begins and ends, always. there has to be a better way or is it delusional to think that the physical nature of my life is just an aspect of a greater way of being? out of time.

    by bridie lauren on 01.01.1970
  37. Time sieves through the intricate mechanics of her watch. She sits in silence, a fragment of her mind stuck between the hands of minutes and seconds.

    by Ting on 01.01.1970
  38. he broke my heart in little fragments and he did not even realize it. i was shocked at his change of attitude. for him it meant nothing but for me it meant the world.

    i could not pick the fragements and i was shattered. for him it was no big deal.

    by meher on 01.01.1970
  39. a fragment in the earth lead to mini dinosaur kitties hoping out and eating cancer. This will cause scientist to be confused for the rest of time. The end.

    by NINJA KITTY on 01.01.1970
  40. Fragmented sentences run through my mind,
    a jmbule.
    no coherent thoughts…
    mind screams to be done with me,
    splinters come through.
    broken images are present,
    darkness the only constant.

    by Taisean on 01.01.1970