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May 15th, 2009 | 182 Entries

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  1. Ink is a very useful thing. it is used almost everyday by everybody. There are different types of ink: Washable, blue, black and much more. Ink is inside of a pen. Or in the olden days it was used by dipping a feather tip in the ink.

    by Betsy on 05.16.2009
  2. He pressed his face to the glass and watched in facination as the little squid floated next to the glass. He set his hand on the glass, and it copied. Giggling, he repeated the process, and the squid once again copied him. Laughing harder still, he made a face, hoping that it would copy that, too. When it didn’t he pouted and tapped on the glass to make sure it was paying attention. The water suddently turned black as the squid slipped away. The boy cried out in suprise, and ran over to watch something safer… like the pufferfish.

    by Jesse B. on 05.16.2009
  3. She stared that the offending splotch with disgust. Taking a paper towell, she attempted to wipe away the black, but only served to smudge it. With anger in ther eyes and an irritaed expression on her normally calm face, she snapped her head around to glare at the one who had spilled the ink, whose only response was to lick her hand nonchalantly. Stupid cat, now she had to start over.

    by Jenna Barnes on 05.16.2009
  4. The ink was barely dry on the agreement when there was a commotion outside the door. It burst open and in came Emma Mayes in all her redheaded glory. She was fuming. You could almost see the steam coming out her ears.

    by Becky on 05.16.2009
  5. Saint Jimmy sent me a little wood box of colors and black ink where I put my soul until he has another god to give it to. A gift, that’s all that’s there, though the lack of a bow is rather uninvited, a gift is that nonetheless.

    by Amber on 05.16.2009
  6. the ink began to bleed from the note that I wrote you three years ago while waiting for the bus, the note I never sent, a entirely different life could have been created from those pages. now I sit here and assess my priorities and find I have never and always made the right decision

    by leah on 05.16.2009
  7. Ink
    Pink
    Sink
    Dink
    Running over your hand if your pen breaks
    Flinging the cartridge across the room if you want to annoy your best friend.
    Black, like in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Spilling out over the edge of the basilisk fang.

    by Naomi on 05.16.2009
  8. Is spodgy and great, lots of colours, and if you get it in a paintball best not to fire it at someone’s face! use it to write in pens, even though they’re easy to break and bend. What would the world be without it!

    by Nat on 05.16.2009
  9. black and shiny, uncontrollable, always blotting no matter how careful i am, but doesn’t matter , looks so beautiful
    letter becomes abstract art.

    by justme on 05.16.2009
  10. writing drawing making sinuous lines of meaning in life I feel my spirit sink into the page.

    Ink.

    the nib slowly deadens the nerves and the force of writing, the angry tone, dies away, leaving so little said and nothing understood

    by Mary on 05.16.2009
  11. Ink is good, I guess. I mean, writing is awfully useful, and to write I generally use pens, and pens contain ink. Ink can also come from squids, which is an interesting defense mechanism. Haha, this isn’t a very interesting oneword, is it? There’s just not that much to say about ink. It rhymes with a few things… Sink… Plink… Drink…

    by Cassidy on 05.16.2009
  12. Ink pooled on the table, pouring from the small container. He had accidentally toppled it with his elbow, and was now staring, transfixed, at the black liquid oozing onto his papers. The form reminded him of a dragon, curling up to snap at something in the air. He smiled. Inspiration had hit him at last.

    But first he needed to go get some more ink.

    by Kurekitsune on 05.16.2009
  13. I love to use different colors of ink when I write. I think it makes the letters more interesting. I always like to be different and be who I am.

    by Chrisy on 05.16.2009
  14. Ink-a-dink a-doo.

    by Joseph Leff on 05.16.2009
  15. Ink/ The substance we use to write, what is used when we read. A substance that can kill us. But one that can save us, a weapon we can use to express ourselves in the deepest ways possible. A truly wonderful thing. And one, that we probably don’t appreciate.

    by Erin on 05.16.2009
  16. the ink was dry, but barely.
    it stained the page like blood on a bandage.
    my heart was pained from the sight of it.
    what has been is no more.
    a blotch appeared on the back of my hand.
    i cannot wash it off.

    by Olivia on 05.16.2009
  17. Ink is a very good thing that people use to write with… this is very good for exams and for other school work as computers are too expensive for them to be available to anyone. We love ink so much that people should keep using it and not rule it out for interactive means.

    by Maria on 05.16.2009
  18. ink used for printing and drawing and doodling and making art. it’s expensive and it runs out fast. sometimes i’m covered in ink. all over.

    ps ink is also an important part of Pink

    by millafinn on 05.16.2009
  19. Elegant curves and lines, thickening exquisitely with the ‘o’s and the ‘a’s and the simple yeat beautiful flick of the tail of a ‘y’.
    Words on the page that are heavier and more profound than the deepest philosophy weigh the paper down with every tiny motion of the hand, crafted perfectly as if by an artist.

    by VickyL on 05.16.2009
  20. The ink fell to the page, drop by drop at first, drops connecting to form longer streams, streams connecting to form a waterfall. A torrent of ink, splashing onto the blank page, haphazard in its methods. It spreads, binding to the fibres of microscopic length.

    I fold the page, and there. Perfect symmetry. All is well.

    by Michelle on 05.16.2009
  21. The pen dips into the ink and starts writing. It dances on the paper with such elegance, such flow. Emotions become words, translated by the ink.

    by Annie on 05.16.2009
  22. It was stuck on my hand.
    Eating away at my flesh as my eyes burned into the vision. Someone stamped my hand at the club.

    by Lola on 05.16.2009
  23. the ink bled through the page onto her white skirt. the accident looked a bit like africa, i told her. unamused, she threw the pen upon the desk, scoffing at me. take it off, i said, because no skirt is worth this much trouble.

    by kevin on 05.16.2009
  24. It pooled at the jagged tip of my stainless steel pen, dripping out onto the once white piece of paper. Dark, blotchy, mysterious… ink.

    by Rachel on 05.16.2009
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    by teresa on 05.16.2009
  26. The dripping, seeping ink fell across the page from the edge of the desk. Full of the furry and life that the writer had been imbuing it with, the ink seemed to drift through the air to spatter the hard wood floor. She didn’t know how to clean the ink up having only her handkerchief.

    by Plasticities on 05.16.2009
  27. Ink is the color that is contained within a pen and it also stains ione when it explodes….ugh I hate and love ink at the same time…

    by Snow on 05.16.2009
  28. It dripped. I didn’t know what to do to stop the dripping. The ink was sliding down the blank canvass of a page and covering up all of the potential that was there. It cloaked my future. Then, I realized, that I was an artist.

    by V on 05.16.2009
  29. Ink is something I need daily. It comes in all colors. I love to buy ink instruments, lile pans, markers, pancils. etc. Ink is something I can use to draw with too. Ink is so colorful. I love ink.

    by Star on 05.16.2009
  30. A writen letter or page on a book shows all that is us.

    by Thomas Lerpiniere on 05.16.2009
  31. Ink running down the page like blood
    mixing with tears
    it’s an old love letter made of lies
    and every time I see it I cry
    cause I remember how we used to be
    And remember how we’re nothing now
    This ink is just a reminder
    Your pen cuts deeper than any sword ever could

    by </3 on 05.16.2009
  32. ink spot on my pants… i know how it got there, but i am not going to tell you. i will give you a hint though…its from a pen

    by lizxz on 05.16.2009
  33. ink spot on my pants… i know how it got there, but i am not going to tell you. i will give you a hint though…its from a pen

    by lizxz on 05.16.2009
  34. Ink is the way to impress your feeling.. through writing we understand ourselves. The beauty and depth and writing in phenomenon. May everyone see its life. Amen

    Ink is the blood of a writer

    by Dina on 05.16.2009
  35. ink is pretty rad. without it you couldn’t write. you could use a pencil I suppose so that point isn’t valid, but still. Tattoos aren’t very good. They are made with ink. I’m running out of stuff to say about ink. It’s not the most inspiring subject in the world. Oh well. TIME IS UP.

    by JOSH on 05.16.2009
  36. too much ink on the paper

    by fernhong on 05.16.2009
  37. i miss the times when i was little and used to blur my handwriting with my own hand. they used to make us write with fountain pens and being a lefty implied blurring everything as you wrote, unless you wanted to twist your hand in very unusual angles. I didn’t.

    by yo on 05.16.2009
  38. The surprise, the shock of seeing this huge shark, its many teeth flashing, forced the ink from the squid. A black cloud that confused the shark and allowed the squid to escape. This time.

    by Rich Lessing on 05.16.2009
  39. This is exacty something we were so used to when we were at primary shcool, also in the computerized society the very thing that we are not tend to utilize any longer.

    by Cliff Wen on 05.16.2009
  40. the ink of my feather pen started to drip down and splatter the page. i didn’t know what to do anymore. the splattered spot on my work seemed to reflect my life completely. my life was splattered and a mess. there no longer was any purpose and so i put down my pen

    by miguel on 05.16.2009