spotlight

November 23rd, 2009 | 832 Entries

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832 Entries for “spotlight”

  1. The spotlight is bright and blinding. Where am I? All the people are watching, yet I can’t help but stumbling off stage. This is not my place…

    by Lucie on 11.24.2009
  2. Spotlight is something that shows the someone is the attention grabber of all things in the room. So? Does that mean we have to drop everything just to give them the attention they dont even need.

    by Jacob Lincoln on 11.24.2009
  3. everyone has just one moment in the spotlight. Some say that every person gets their 15 minutes of fame, of their time. I don’t know about that, I hope that my moment of “fame” ie more lasting, not so I’m more famous, but that I mean more to people than just 15 minutes of recognition.

    by Erin on 11.24.2009
  4. once i was in the

    by yo on 11.24.2009
  5. As i walked on stage the spotlight hit me my jewels gleamed in the light and i realized i am what the people want what they came to see i am a super star and i made it.

    by LAME on 11.24.2009
  6. The spotlight is gone.

    by on 11.24.2009
  7. The spotlight shines on me. I stand there, clinging my cold, clammy hands. Sweat drips from my bow. The mic stands in front of me. Hundreds of eyes are on me. I close my eyes, take a deep breath. I open them again. Same people. Why won’t they go away? Why am I here? Why am I so afraid? I close my eyes again. I take a deep breath, opening my mouth. And I sing. I sing a most beautiful song, my lifesong. I exit the stage, not caring for the applause. I sang my song, for the world to hear. In the spotlight.

    by Justin on 11.24.2009
  8. i dont like being in the spotlight. i gues sometimes i’m ok with it, but i’d much rather be behind the scenes. one minute you’re in then youre out the next. its too unstable for me. its get hot under the spotlight anyways. id rather be cool.

    by on 11.24.2009
  9. spotlights are used for many things, most prominently in shows when the lead character is sining or speaking bout something by his or herself. many people crave the spotlight…aka..attention. When you have the spotlight on you you must be pretty important. people seem to like it

    by Amy on 11.24.2009
  10. i love being in the spotlight. eveyyone needs their time to shine. people showing their true selves. spotlights can disturb you though when yoou want to be in the dark. cops have spotlights.

    by sam on 11.24.2009
  11. you shine in the spotlight, you live. it doesn’t matter about any one because in that very moment it’s just you. dreams are inspired and conquered. money, fame, envy, all because of the spotlight. watch out.

    by emily on 11.24.2009
  12. i’ve already written about spotlights. they mean nothing to me: they are merely there to light my path, so i can watch my feet as i go. and it is a clunkity-clunk motion, and i am really all alone.

    by cameron Weller on 11.24.2009
  13. spotlights are the bane of my existence they just are so bright they blind you when you are on the stage and then it follows you…i hate being in the spotlight im not a celebrity and i do not want to be…i want to be me

    by gagirl on 11.24.2009
  14. I oftentimes wish to be under it. But the when I actually am there, feeling its heat, I freeze up, my throat closes, and I shake. Fame is a curse.

    by Rachel on 11.24.2009
  15. ahhhh everyone is looking at me …
    do i have a booger?
    is my fly undone?
    ahhhhhhhhhhhh

    by libby on 11.24.2009
  16. The spotlight shined upon the stage, filling the scene with a sense of vitality and importance. Standing in vitality and permanence, I gazed out and unleashed the whole of my being upon the world. The savage light reflected in my eyes, photographing the audience staring back at me.

    by Justin Miller on 11.24.2009
  17. The spotlight was on her as she entered the stage with her closest friends and bandmates. The crowd erupted as her voice rang through the ears of the crowd. She sung the first first with easy slipping into the second and moving enthusiastically around the room.

    by Hillary Sha on 11.24.2009
  18. The spotlight is so bright
    What do I do
    What do I say?
    I am next.
    Omygosh Omygosh
    Help!
    I need Help!!!
    Omygosh I am up
    I perform perfectly.

    by Sagela on 11.24.2009
  19. The audience applauded as the conductor came on stage. The splintering headache pounded on his head with a brutal force. Looking into the spotlight, he saw three blurry lights blinding him. He turned his back to the full orchestra and raised his hand up to his shoulders to begin the first astounding note.

    by Scythe42 on 11.24.2009
  20. It was suppose to work when the thieves broke in. It didn’t. How sad for me. How lucky for them. All my work is gone. thanks spotlight. Thanks for nothing.

    by sadstilltoday on 11.24.2009
  21. we all secretly crave the spotlight. In the spotlight you must take sides. It’s either you live up to the needed confidence to command the attention or be exposed in your most vulnerable state.

    by gone. on 11.24.2009
  22. it an insan place to see so manuy pthing lit ansd aleays functioning i hate how i cant tiype in thew spotlight in the night iyts sooo bright always telling me what rto do swhat to see what to think i hate its controlk over my perrfection

    by Jonathan hankin on 11.24.2009
  23. the spotlight shine brightly on the stage. The actors sweated heavily under its heat and their nerves. The red spotlights made them appeared aged, stressed and unhappy. The audience felt their tension and absorbed it through their pores.

    by on 11.24.2009
  24. there was a spotlight and it blinked on and off just like that memory you had of the days when bread and butter tasted so good and all we knew was the sounds of our voices in the shower, singing loud and unabashedly, singing out and with the force that our fathers’ used. We were not ashamed of it because it is all we knew, and we would

    by Cameron Weller on 11.24.2009
  25. high over the stage. it falls. the crowed gasps. the actors scatter. from that high it is easy to see the ants scatter and scurry. the play was mediocre but the drama supreme as this holy light goes plummeting.

    by Ken on 11.24.2009
  26. i like playing the game spotlight with my friends. We usually play at night time because it is dark. I get scared at night because it is dark.

    by the curry muncher on 11.24.2009
  27. In the center spotlight, for the first time, Fyuari felt vulnerable. Suddenly, her colorful get-up and her top hat, her flouncing skirts and tailed jacket, felt like so much window dressing. She had always thought of herself as a charismatic person, but now there were people sitting on bleachers, watching her.

    by Kris on 11.24.2009
  28. spotlight a light that highlights a spot somewhere energy bright light why focus enlighten design element attention

    by Julie on 11.24.2009
  29. I never feel like the spotlight is on me ever. Its not a bad thing or a good thing, it jsut is. Except sometimes i do feel like the spotlght is on me. When you told me that you watch me sometimes when Im not paying attentions and you laugha bout all the cute things i do, that makes me feel like im in the spotlight. That makes me feel important and lvoed a little bit.

    by on 11.24.2009
  30. happy want to be in it. it will be the place of happiness and acomplishment. when it comes around and shines on me it will put me in the acting mode. no time to think just act. the feeling is pure happiness this is why i am here.

    by dman on 11.24.2009
  31. I’m not comfortable in the spotlight. I would prefer to support the lead. Let the light shine on them. I’ll cover his/her backside. I will make it work.

    by Middle Child on 11.24.2009
  32. if i were in the spotlight i would hate it i love my privacy especially since i smoke marijuana and it is against the law for me even though it reduces the risk of head and neck cancers by 43 percent and it can help alot of people with pain sadly my state doesn’t believe in it.

    by cici on 11.24.2009
  33. I’ve never been interested in being in the spotlight. I don’t want fame.
    I write to entertain people and I have to admit I get my jollies by my readers enjoying themselves.

    Some write for themselves. I write for my readers.

    by Dawngael on 11.24.2009
  34. sometimes, being put in the spotlight isn’t the greatest thing. i will never again underestimate her for how much strength it takes to go up and tell people her fears everyday.

    by Jordan on 11.24.2009
  35. I already did this one. Really, aren’t there enough words in the language to prevent this kind of thing?

    by TiganMurdar on 11.24.2009
  36. Without standing back, the lights flashed in a blinding flare. To be caught would be a disaster.
    “Never go back.”
    That was their promise.
    Not to the terror.
    Never going back.

    by Phil on 11.24.2009
  37. The spotlight was bright. When she walked into it the lights burned her eyes, blinding her, and she could not see the faces in the crowd. But in that moment, she was happier than she’d ever been.

    by alexandria sullivan on 11.24.2009
  38. you’ve got to get out there, it’s looking for you and will devour once you get out there- faster! run away because the fame, the looks, the judgement is this what you wanted for your life? it’s not what you expected, it never is, but they’ll all watch as you fall. or shine.

    by susy on 11.24.2009
  39. when i stand in the spotlight, i feel alive. I feel liken o one can take the light away from me and like its my own. I feel like I can be myself and get out and do whatever I want to. i lvoe the spot light, but if you let it go to your head to fast, it can come back and bite you in the ass and take everytihng you got. just likea hobo. :D you can give them so much, but they will take you for granted, unless they care about you, which is weird cause that never happens. the spot light is a great thing for singers and performers alone, it makes them feel like they can be anyone they wanna be and I am sure they can.

    by alissa on 11.24.2009
  40. She stood in the spotlight, wondering how the hell she got up on that stage. She couldn’t see the audience, or, more importantly, his face. “Uh, Hello? I uh, you there?” i kind of, shit, no. i really need to talk to you. Thousands of invisible faces stared up at her as she stood illuminated by the glow of the spotlight, the center of everything and completely alone.

    by mary on 11.24.2009