brick

September 6th, 2008 | 874 Entries

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874 Entries for “brick”

  1. A brick hit my head, not a material brick. An idea-brick. One of those moment were you realize you are mistaken and the source of your own problems. No way to blame someone. A real hard brick.

    Ernesto
  2. very strong and creates safety and security…provides shelter can also be used as a weapon made from clay from the earth ancient & enduring different colors

    Saralee
  3. I lay down the bricks of my life, and as I see each one, stacked on top of the other, i realize i sitting on top of the world, as sturdy as the strongest tower, ready to hold, protect, and gaze upon the earth and all its creatures. Brick. red, orange, green, yellow, blue. The earth.

    rachel
  4. brick red house
    i don’t live there
    i don’t live here either

    Becka
  5. She’s a brick.
    House.
    She’s mighty mighty,
    Just lettin’ it all hang out!

    Andriano
  6. in everything and everyone there is the subtle soul of being that progresses forth rendering everything incapable of knowledge. like the cold, hard depth of an outer shell, we gather our inner being for one more round of nonsense.

    chelsea
  7. bricks building a home
    a new life together
    i am hapy for you both
    but i can’t help wondering
    why you deserve this and i do not
    why you are happy and i am still alone
    and it makes me sad
    that i cannot be happy for you
    as you start to build your home

    Sophie
  8. brick house like the song or like the building material am i just rambling or is ther somethin more to this nonesense

    D
  9. brick makes homes houses and sweet memorials for war soldiers.as rememberance.
    they are monumental

    rajeev
  10. the entire building that im living in at college is brick. the outside is brick and the inside. when Im in my room i can see the bricks from the outside coming in, the only differece being that the ones on the inside are painted white.

    Tadeo
  11. Bricks
    Of redish brown
    Creates the surrounding walls.
    Stacked to the celing,
    Held tight together,
    No gaps.
    Theres no light in my room,
    No window penetrates this gloom
    And dark.
    I don’t know why I’m here,
    Rats in my lap,
    Rough bricks against my back.
    My hand encloses a neclace charm,
    Fingers trace a name
    Etched over and over in the ground.
    My head lolls to the side,
    Weak.
    I am given bread and water,
    But not what I need to end my hunger,
    My thirst.
    Bloodthirst?
    Perhaps.

    This place.
    Famliar.
    But I’m lost,
    Like not knowing a place
    You’ve been all your life.
    And I have been all my life.
    The reason being
    I have been everywhere,
    Yet never have left the dark recesses of
    My mind.
    A seclusion far from safe.
    Therefore,
    I have been nowhwere.
    I am nowhere,
    Except the place I’ve been.

    No matter now,
    It will be over soon.
    Thoughts are useless at a time.
    Time like now;
    No time.

    No time,
    No place.

    Can’t move me,
    Time or place.
    I stay here,
    talking to the walls.
    The brick walls.
    Haven’t changed.
    Since never.
    Has ever been before.
    Many times before.
    Have tried moving me.
    And found impossibe.
    And possible.
    If I move on my own.
    Will.
    Move.

    But.

    The rats ate my will.
    I cannot move.
    Brick walls
    Close
    In
    On

    Me.

    mckayla
  12. the brick house was the most beautiful thing i’d ever seen. they were the colors of an autumn day, dark red, auburn, brown and near black colors. the windows were closed and the blinds were drawn; the house called to me. i wanted to find my way inside it.

    alex
  13. you could depend on him, he was a brick, until the time he wasn’t.

    huddy
  14. I threw a brick through her window. I just couldn’t stand it anymore. If nothing else could get her attention than this certainly would. It flew through the air as if it were suspended on a wire. The brick made contact with her window and it shattered into millions of tiny crystals. I stood there looking dumbfounded. What did I just do?

    Scott Duell
  15. The castle was made of brick that reminds me of my old mums rugid face the night I stabbed her in the back of her foot.

    Ninjuggalo
  16. brick walls are horrible to scrape along, you can really hurt yourself. solid foundations, funny that. i really don’t know a whole lot about bricks, i can’t say a whole lot about bricks if i’m honest, hmm. so i’ll just not think, just write, as they say, so what i can say about bricks is that they’re heavy and that one would definitely hurt if someone threw it at you. i hate the thought of one smashing into a car windscreen, like they do in the riots,

    jenny
  17. Brick is a thing that a wall could be made out of and be called a brick wall. It is only there to be broken. much like the hardships in life are only existing in our paths to be conquered.

    Nadeesha Cabral
  18. It’s our symbol for taking us down and it did. We were ok with it because being down is hip now. It’s something we wanted to do. We reserved the right to end up in the gutter.

    chael henton
  19. Red, dark, like rust flakes…or dried blood. Ive never liked brick houses. I just dont care much for brick. Stone houses, though I find to be full of charm.

    Sara Hudson
  20. difficult but cool, happy but sadless, too much things but just one

    life, just life, that resume everything

    gjbernale
  21. A brick can be used at getting even or building foundations , it is the intention that matters after all.

    Manjusha
  22. Thick as a brick, they say; dumber than dirt, they snicker, yet I’m the one that found the wreckage, aren’t I. The scouts, the SWAT team guys, the man who owns the woods, none of those jerks found it. It was me, Dumm

    Bill Kirby
  23. falling houses red. They crumble like the suburbians inside of them. Chimnies puffing off gray smoke, like the future moratoriums. The Impatients wait.

    D
  24. Bricks. Bricks and brick and bricks. Red and orange and brown and grey. They make up your house. They make up who you are. Each brick is a piece of you. One brick for honesty. One brick for patience. One brick for being stubborn. it’s all you and it’s unique to you. What kind of bricks do you have?

    Jasmyn
  25. life.. it’s never one. there are thousands and thousands parts of life. events. holidays. happiness. sadness. all that makes life wonderful. Like bricks create a house. colourful bricks.

    uzi
  26. Hardened into the wall
    Angry with years of age
    Always bitter
    Red with fury

    Do you understand

    Not many do
    Sodded into the wall
    Wet with rain
    Or tears, they say

    Either way this brick
    This simple brick
    Always manages to make my day

    Amanda
  27. reminds me of the school that parents go to to help their kids along with the teachers. I didn’t like it used as an acronym that had grammatical dissonance. the c stood for care, and along with the rest that i can’t remember, it didn’t make sense.

    ruth
  28. brick.
    through a window.
    -house.
    shitting -s
    red – oven
    yellow – road

    fuck this.

    lance ziacha
  29. it’s red and rough. Build houses with it. Sometimes your technical devices will “brick”, meaning they’re eternally dead. Brick is also an ugly ugly color. I’d like to hit some people with a brick, as I hate those people and wish pain upon every nerve in their body. Bricks are good. Bricks are bad… They’re kinda ugly… But poetic in a sense… I like bricks, and hate them. I want to build a house out of them, then tear it does just for fun.

    Andrew Johnson
  30. The sky was brick red, this close to the end of the universe. I sometimes wondered how I got to this point, sitting alone in a ship facing out into eternity. Everyone I ever knew was long gone, in the ensuing inferno, and I questioned whether leaving, in the end, had been truly worth it.

    Heather
  31. bricks are in houses and can signify failure – as in hitting a brick wall. can also mean a good thing,as in you’re a brick. But brickheaded is bad. Brick is the name of a character in a tennessee williams play, which i detest as i do all TN williams. he was born in columbus, where i went to college, but they moved his birth home because he was gay. how weird.

    megan
  32. cold and lonely but not altogether hopeless. i see a light and i know i can reach it if i can muster up enough willpower. i’ve done this before, i remind myself. somehow i will do it again. i hold onto every pleasant thought that crosses my mind and decide to let go.

    kristiana
  33. a wall. its red, belongs to a wall

    neysan
  34. brick by brick
    we stack the emotional wall higher
    a defense mechanism gone awry
    one day we’ll look back
    and see it’s the children who suffer.

    Sarah
  35. The brick sat atop the wall without the slightest fear of falling off. His friends were loaning him all the courage he needed. With one last inhalation he stood up and jumped.

    ian
  36. throw the brick at the damn idiot standing in line waiting for the stupid worker with all the bricks on his head standing where people are working with bricks right above and there are chances a brick could fall down and

    murad kami
  37. the brick was there again. i’d moved it. but there it was again right where it had been originally. fucking weird stuff. no one else ever came here. how could they? i was the only one with a key. a key down to the tunnel that led to this room. and yet here, right in front. of. my. eyes. was that brick. moved again. for the third day in a row.

    alyssa
  38. The brick was the only useful thing she could find, as she smashed the dusty, forgotten window open. Crawling out from her captors reach, she scratched herself numerous times. It hurt. But at least she was free. Though the woods were dark, she started to run toward freedom.

    Erinn
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    laolaoal
  40. Brick was a film that I saw that I thought would be cool, but which was dull and uninteresting and vaguely sordid. There was also this film called “Brick lane” which I haven’t seen, but also looks depressing, so I guess I don’t want to see any more films with “Brick” in the title.

    Nick B