violet

July 21st, 2011 | 433 Entries

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433 Entries for “violet”

  1. Violet is a colour obviously, it is similar to “purple” wich is Justin Biebers favorite colour. This page is violet, i just noticed. that’s all. bitch.

    by emilia on 07.22.2011
  2. I didn’t know I was gay until I was 19. I knew that I liked boys long before that. I don’t remember not liking boys. Its just, I didn’t know there was a word for it, or that other people were like this. The community didn’t talk about differences. They only focused on sameness. It was after I escaped, when I saw my first rainbow, that I started asking questions. Then I knew, I wasn’t alone.

  3. But of course the parting was more to one side. Having it dead centre would most assuredly not achieve the broad forehead effect.
    More to one side it was and the effect was knockout–tho I say it myself

    by the wiz that he waz on 07.22.2011
  4. Violet violins sing in my ear. Violet violins swinging in my ear. Violet violins swim in my ear. Why were the violins violet and why were they swimming? I must be high.

  5. Violet – that was my ex’s mother’s name. Very nice person. She often wondered why I stayed with him. She said that she would not have stayed with his father had they not had five children. I do miss her – she was a wonderful, traditional lady.

    by on 07.22.2011
  6. Violets are beautiful flowers, I sprained my ankle jumping over a beautiful little patch of them when I was a kid. I look back on it and and think of how silly it was because we mowed them down the next day but they were so beautiful I just couldn’t bare to put my foot into the middle of them.

  7. I changed her totally. I got her to darken her hair. I got her to part her
    hair in the centre with with waves to frame her forehead and make it
    look broader. I showed her how to be understated and how to use
    more discreetly subtle tones of dress. Counter to this i taught her how to– oh, I shouldn’t be telling you all this…

    by the wiz that he waz on 07.22.2011
  8. When he was born, he had violet eyes. No, I’m serious. Light tinted violet in his half closed eyes, I swear. He grew out of them after a week of birth. I always missed those violet eyes. They were unique, a splash of something different during our parent’s divorce. The car ride to the hospital led to endless lights and darkness, while I heard my dad yelling at me to get going. […]

  9. IT WAS TRULY SHOCKING–to me iy was…that coat i had bought
    her. But she wore it well and looked mighty confident in it. Funny how from then on she leaned on me for advice on what she should wear.

    by the wiz that he waz on 07.22.2011
  10. Violets are beautiful flowers, i sprained my ankle jumping over a beautiful little patch of them when i was a kid. I look back on it and and think of how silly it was because we mowed them down the next day but they were so beautiful i just couldn’t bare to put my foot into the middle of them.

    by Kerri on 07.22.2011
  11. eyes, makes me think of a book I read when I was a kid about a female WWII spy, who had dramatic violet coloured eyes. Or parma violets, those old lady breath freshener sweets, so evocative of the past….always the past even as you suck them now. I have violets in my garden and keep thinking it would be nice to make jam which I am sure you can….

    by georgie on 07.22.2011
  12. very intrusive of Liz– eavesdropping there. Under that shrub there is no shrinking violet! She ad an awsome task tryin to get the accessories right for the shocking coat i bought her. i was instantly sorry i ad picked that of all colours– violet! In the first place, i told her her shoes were too white. I told her to try ivory instead and to team something black with the violet. She had totl confidence in my
    judgement

    by the wiz that he waz on 07.22.2011
  13. Her violet wig had gone missing that afternoon and it was unfortunate that she had named it Violet. “Where’s Violet,?” she would ask. You’re here, they would reply but was she. Her existence was suspect.

    by KimKim on 07.22.2011
  14. six letters.
    A colour, a name.
    A version of purple.
    But really, it is still purple no matter how hard it tries to be ‘violet;.
    It is also a flower, but not one of the most famous ones.
    Rose are red, violets are blue – urghh incorrect.

    by Ione Davis on 07.22.2011
  15. The violet hue of traces leading from the past blurred Joseph’s vision of the present, as he awoke from slumber with a start. To the right of his bedside were flowers of the deepest purple, and a young lady dressed in dark blue.

  16. Violet is a colour. It is a pretty colour. It is also a flower. You can smeel it and it smells lovely.

  17. She’s bored all day. Does nothing at all. You can see the dullness, and lack of activity in her violet eyes. This girl needs some air. Some time to be one with the flowers from which her name came from.

  18. I never thought that Jack would like this colour. However, as soon as I presented him with a flower of this colour he elated with joy and said, ‘I’m loving it.

    by Sanjay Kataria on 07.22.2011
  19. Her eyes. They were one of a kind. They were seen from behind her spectacles, which could only be seen from the top rim as she dug her head into a book at a coffee shop across from where I work.

  20. very intrusive of Liz– eavesdropping there. Under that shrub there is no shrinking violet!

    by the wiz that he waz on 07.22.2011
  21. The color drifted slowly to me. Like a silk scarf. It gently landed, draping itself across my hand. I rubbed the violet silk between my fingers, and smiled.

  22. We walked through that garden, just the two of us, crunching the morning frost underfoot as we went. Violets, tulips and all manner of foliage grew in every soil bed, creating a beautiful place to take a loved one. I led her to a vintage bench, situated in the middle of the yard, surrounded by Birds of Paradise, and sat with her. Placing my hand on hers, she took the hint and interlaced her fingers with mine, and together, we watched the sun begin to make its long journey across the clear sky.

  23. purple
    flower
    violet is like violin?
    crayons
    coloring

    by Kyle McGowan on 07.22.2011
  24. i’m gonna die of laughter if i actually did yesterday’s word early.. and the word was in fact violet and not violent… or maybe it’s just coincidental? i’m guessing so since i’m retarded and it’s 2:26 am. of course i didn’t do it early. but this color reminds me of picasso and the princess diaries.

    by Catey on 07.22.2011
  25. crown chakra energy.
    popsicle shivers on my head.
    Cry. stop. Dry your eyes.
    Feel the delicate purple in your veins before you drop dead with just two dusty eyes in your skull.

  26. violet was the name of her stuffed rabbit that she’d had since she was 3 years old. She’s 34 now. It was the oldest of all the stuff she owned. Violet has traveled in duffel bags and suitcases to Japan and Canada. Violet has sat on the bookshelf; bookended by fiction and has fallen under the wardrobe keeping company with dust bunnies. Now, Violet lay beside the pillow cuddling books.

  27. Her name was Violet. Her legs went on for days. Like the stalks of the flower for which she was named. I died every time she looked my way. I stole a kiss every time those eyes touched my face. We never spoke, just endless looks. Me and my Violet, forever.

    by Lauren on 07.22.2011
  28. tender, beautiful. violet eyes like rich psychedelic mosaic purple dandelion flowers in the crystals of your eyes. i try reading it but it’s like trying to understand braille. You are a specimen of honesty. A child full of gentle high-waving cosmic earth energy. You are eyes. You are child. You are the whiff of spring before winter has left.

    by Kirsten Logerquist on 07.22.2011
  29. purple flowers covering the lake. without any delay she stooped over to pick them up. the trails of her skirt skimming the water as she went. Lily wished she were named for another flower. Really, she wished she were named something else entirely

    by louisa on 07.22.2011
  30. it’s flower. i don’t know anything more. lol. what else. hmmmmm. dunno.. it’s color..?

  31. that was her name…violet – a rare woman of style, class, dignity, and mystery – violet – but what was her last name

    by blob on 07.22.2011
  32. The violet sky ejects onto the battle, raveling silhouettes of roughened armlured men bathed is steel armor.

  33. purple, my mother’s favorite color. loss, sad birthday. spring flowers. something close to violence

    by richard maynard on 07.21.2011
  34. Draped in stifling violet suede
    Packing dust of an archaic rage
    Roaring upon, tackled and bound
    Braided manes and shattered teeth

  35. Violet Turner, clinical psychiatrist. She was the one violently attacked by one of her patients, who turned into a psycopath after losing her own baby to miscarriage. She thought Violet was carrying her child, and ordered a home surgery kit on the internet. And then proceeded to cut Violet open, and ran away with her baby.

    by travellati on 07.21.2011
  36. a dark shadow flowing through the air with a liquid ease, gazing up with a implied vitality

    by Danny on 07.21.2011
  37. the color purple. beautiful and free. flowers. fragrance. beauty. passion. love. everything is violet. everything is pure…

    by MJS on 07.21.2011
  38. violet rays of sunshine , raining down on an empty pavement .
    violet rays of sunshine , dancing a boring back drop .
    violet rays of sun ,

  39. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllooooooooooooooooooooooooolllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllz this is my moms fav color this is so funn not it is so boring thanks for askin my opinion haha jk lol

    by Ann on 07.21.2011
  40. Violet was the most beautiful girl I had possibly ever seen in my life. She was enchanting, in her alabaster skin and dark chocolate hair that I could run my fingers through for days. She was absolutely stunning, and I knew I could not have her. It killed me with every ounce of my being. I didn’t want to let her go, but I knew I had to. I shut the lid of her coffin and began to weep.

    by Allison on 07.21.2011