strung

July 26th, 2010 | 253 Entries

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253 Entries for “strung”

  1. Highly strung
    You have become
    I take the road
    ‘Cause you have won
    I try my luck
    I take it back
    You keep him heckled
    You strike my back.

    by Aaron on 07.27.2010
  2. i’m strung from atop this building. i have no choice but to jump and let go. i want to do this. i need a release. you forced me into this, and i can’t dig myself out.

  3. something that happens when you are dealing with drugs. Drugs are the number one reason this world is falling apart.

    by joseph kuperberg on 07.27.2010
  4. He strung the guitar one last time, finishing the song he wrote and composed himself. There was a moment of silence before the crowd stood up and applauded him. He had never felt so connected to every single person in the crowd before.

    by on 07.27.2010
  5. strung out
    on druge

    strung out
    on a line

    strung out
    this is nervwrecking

    strung out
    hi martine

    by Anna on 07.27.2010
  6. I was strung along… one sugar-coated lie after another…

  7. he left me strung out to dry! how can he back stab me like this. I have done everything for him.

    by KS on 07.27.2010
  8. I was strong along… one sugar coated lie after another…

  9. A mahogany violin lay on the table. It was very old now strung loose. But music was still there.

    by Becky on 07.27.2010
  10. out. Stress rides us for so much of our lives. Its a miracle how some people make it past their 50s. strung out between so many things. being in college, I have to think about grades, social relationships, family relationships, and professional relationships, always making that next connection to a potential future.

    by ryan on 07.27.2010
  11. brightly-colored wooden beads on pale sun-bleached hemp.
    marshmallows and cranberries on red Christmas thread.
    your voice. my patience

  12. a plucked cord
    vibrating with tension
    a single droplet of sound.

    by Ananda Kavanagh on 07.27.2010
  13. She couldn’t help feeling strung along by the self-confident man who led her through the winding rows of frilly dresses and low-cut tops. If this was her form of rebellion, she was a very tame person indeed.

    by jackie on 07.27.2010
  14. The string of the guitar has been strung. And the song started. Beautiful rhythm and music filled the room and the people couldn’t help themselves but dance. Lost in the sound. It was an expression of the right now, not to be captured, not to be saved, but to just be enjoyed.

  15. I feel this way many times. I compare this word with the idea of “strung out.’ I am too “strung out” to do my work well. Also, I feel it is the past participle of the verb to string. I have strung the lights up.

    by Peggy Baggett on 07.27.2010
  16. a time, a place, not here. she had a string of problems facing her, she couldn’t go back to jack and she couldn’t face tori. how was she mean’t to go on when she didn’t have her most loved ones behind her?

    by Siobhan mc Fadden on 07.27.2010
  17. Someone strung the string… The string. THE string. Of my heart.
    It still swings…

  18. I’m all strung-out on wishing,
    eyes bloodshot from the lack of rest
    because my heart doesn’t stop beating and my mind doesn’t stop racing
    even though I’ve told myself to get over you.

  19. Strung out across the lawn were his clothes, shoes, books, and anything else he brought into my home. I knew he cheated and i never wanted to see his face again. However, i knew he got his things, for the next morning, my lawn was clean and there was a note taped to my door.

    by Jenna on 07.27.2010
  20. The string broke in the middle of the first act.
    “Uhm… I don’t have any extras..,” Damien said, trying desperately to fix his violin.
    “IMPROVISE!” the director yelled, waving his baton wildly in the air. “Just… use some tape or something..”

  21. I had a lot of pencils strung together with gummy bears. When before I knew it, I had a mile of pencils and gummy bears. Too bad I did this in the woods. This offended both the trees and the bears.

  22. The other band mates were loudly imbibing in booze, pot and coke, pickling their livers and brains in preparation for the final show of the four-city tour. Chisel Tharrington looked on broodingly as he strung his guitar, knowing this would be the last time he’d play with Cerebral Hemorrhage.

  23. I’m strung out on the thought of love. It is where I want to be. It seems that it will make me happy but will also destroy. Like a drug.

    by Tori on 07.27.2010
  24. strung is a past tence of string , it ia lattin word .. the boy strung the road as string .

    by manish on 07.27.2010
  25. Bummer. It’s still “strung”. I wonder when it updates. I guess I’ll try later this afternoon. I hope it lets you post more than once per day…

  26. I’m strung out on my dreams. They all feel so real. Now I’m looking around with doubt clouding my vision. I haven’t got the slightest clue as to what will happen today, but for some reason it doesn’t feel like it’s going to be good. At all.

    by Lindsay Williams on 07.27.2010
  27. She was strung along by the hope that he wasn’t what everyone said; that he wasn’t a complete and total sociopath, only looking for what was in his best interests. Well, if the rumors were true, was she in his best interests, or just a playtoy on his path to power?

  28. like if you were attacked by strings. you would then be “strung”. or when a drunk bumblebee stings you.

    by eric on 07.27.2010
  29. There are days when I feel high-strung. Also, some days where I feel like being strung along, mindlessly.

    by Wesley-Anne Rodrigues on 07.27.2010
  30. strung up hung up wound so tightly she could break
    go away
    u need to go away
    help
    can’t breathe
    so strung up
    dying
    sinking

    by haha on 07.27.2010
  31. Strung. Like high-strung? Fish strung on a line? Strung. Strung. Strung. Strung. If you say ‘strung’ enough times, it doesn’t sound like a word any more. If you type it enough times, it doesn’t look like a word any more. Strung. Strung. Strung.

    by Madelyn Jane on 07.27.2010
  32. strung along on an invisible rope, binding, tight, inescapable. she felt so free, so weightless, until she moved out of line and the gossamer threads around her hands, her arms, her feet, entwined with her hair, pulled her back once more. and she resisted but at the same time longed for the inexorable pull, the vertigo, the fall.

    by Liya on 07.27.2010
  33. A pod of bikers strung along the highway, gear in tow, lean legs pumping, slender thighs encased in ridiculous skintight shorts…that was their idea of fun?

    by as on 07.27.2010
  34. The line of lanterns shone red and gold, so high in the air they looked to be floating.

  35. The red in his eyes told me he was strung out. I slammed the door in his face. Or I wanted to. Instead, I let him fall into my arms and I let him in.

  36. beads strung onto a necklace. different colors making a strange pattern. all strung out, nervous going crazy

  37. Strung up by my toes, I stared blankly at the ground. I wasn’t very happy to be in this place at this time, but it was a joy to at least be getting some fresh air. I always try to stay optimistic, I suppose. It didn’t matter where I was.

    by T.R. Stewart on 07.27.2010
  38. You strung me up like laundry. Your hands moving like clothespins to reign me in, asking why I didn’t take better care of myself, why I wrote down everything like I needed it. You were calm, collected.

    by imaani on 07.27.2010
  39. I have never been the one who is high strung. I leave that for others, although I could easily and sometimes happily step into that role. “There is no space for me to be high strung!” I lament. “Just for once I want to be the one tugging at my throat, gnashing my teeth, stomping my feet…” instead I am the one breathing, the one praying, the one chiming in with “what are the facts” and feeling better more quickly which I suppose isn’t all that bad, afterall.

  40. I was high strung, everyone said it. I jumped at the least noise, I broke down at the least challenge. It was hard to deal with me, I knew that, but I kept on because I didn’t know any other way to go about things. It wasn’t until my parents were killed by a minotaur that I realized why I was so high strung. It wasn’t a debility, it was my instincts trying to tell me to watch out.

    by on 07.27.2010