Fences keep everything out. Sometimes a dog is protecting a fence. or then there is the typical all american white picket fence that everyone wants. How did this become an america dream? Americans hide behind this idealism that a fence will be able to protect us, that it will be able to make us feel secure. we need to leave this ideal behind, so that we can grow.
alyssa
The art of jumping fences is something I envy. I’m not entirely inept at it; I can leap over short-to-medium length fences with a smidgen of finesse, and maybe even a bit of flair. But the parkour artists of this world put me to shame, with their incredible vaults and fence-climbing abilities. I’d love to be like them, but I don’t think I have the perseverance or athleticism for that goal.
The wooden fences placed a boundary that only the others could see. Nothing would stop up from meeting up in the middle of it all. I only hope that she will not find his belt before I have set out to retrieve it.
xanithxculsha48
an old broken fence can tell many stories. it can tell tales of the happiness of a family in a home, it can tell stories of sadness of people who were shut out and alone. a broken fence is a beauty within itself. not because it is broken, but because of the myth that surrounds it.
Jessica Woolfson
Across those white fences I used to see my love, to love him, kiss him, touch him. We used to escape the world, to live our life, until….
The boy stood watchings the fences he would soon have to paint. He was angry that his mother would make him spend his free time painting stupid fences. So he just sat there, waiting until it was dark.
everything is in it’s place. or is it? fences = order, grouped in, following the rules and motions of the world. perfect white fences symbolize tradition and morals and perfection. at least to me.
Nadia
Fences. Sie fencen durch die Nacht. Sie sind leicht und weißlich grün. Sie können fliegen und hüpfen und machen dabei ein trockenes Geräusch, so wie Schilf, trockenes Schilf in einer ganz leichten Brise.
Fences keep things out and they’re tall.
They’re like guards i guess. Eyeless, stoic guards. They seem unfriendly, too. Made of hard things. They don’t let anything in.
Ayoola White
Fences. Sie fencen durch die Nacht. Sie sind leicht und weißlich grün. Sie können fliegen und hüpfen und machen dabei ein trockenes Geräusch, so wie Schilf, trockenes Schilf in einer ganz leichten Brise.
Lisa
Constraint activity never bearing the right to be let loose cause of a simple bridge that needs be built to actually give a reputable foreground on ones belief and livelihood needs to be taken down in order to enjoy life.
So many ways to keep others out. In therapy we are asked to visualize building walls or tearing them down. We place feelings in boxes and seal them away in the psyche, the closet or the dusty attic. To place a fence around our uncertainty always seemed less permanent and allowed someone to continue glimpsing to remind themselves to deal with the issue eventually.
Misty
Also known as picket fences. They are either made of wood or metal. They keep dogs in and people out. They are found around back yards surrounding pools of houses.
ron
jumping higher than I had before
is the only way I’ll smile with
newly greened feet-
landing in the fresh cut beauty
of a New Love.
are for hopping. they keep people in but they also keep people out. a fence is okay, just make sure to leave the gate unlocked.a
ally
So what if I jump the fence? I pulled my hair out wondering and then I chased a bug and wrote about butterflies. Ponies make me happy. Why shouldn’t I jump the fence? I don’t know..
Ron
A yard surrounded by fences
in the center
a mind
surrounded by fences
walls
keeping in
mostly
keeping out
hiding
protecting–in terror
Clementine
i told her to come find me, where the white fences hold me in. across the sea of bladed grass and dewdrops of glitter and fresh chances. it is there that i’m waiting; a velveteen nuzzle in exchange for a carrot and a lifetime of love.
I jump the fences to make it through the backyards of the houses on my street. I jump the fences because he’s chasing me again. A dog jumps over a neighboring fence, scaring me. Am I really jumping these fences or is just that dream again?
The white picket fence didn’t stand too much in this neighborhood, everyone seemed to have one. But inside the white picket fence, there was a little yellow house, and in that little yellow house there was a grave secret.
Jamie
I like to jump over fences. Its really fun. I dont like dark fences. They scare me. Also wired fences are scary. Oh well, you cant really do anything about them, right? White Fences!
Cristina
There are fences nearby
They keep some things in
Or do they keep other things out
Sometimes I feel fenced in
Needed to be let out
But then everyone can get in
Keep the fences
Dani
do you fence me out or are you fencing me in? is there a difference?
anna
The fences are all white and gold. Just like the world. Badfinger said it right, along with all those other GOOD musicians. That’s how it works… 60s and 70s, those are the great times of music.
MAP
He smiled, though the tears glistened in his eyes. He just wanted to mend fences, he said. I just wanted to leave.
Ive always wondered about fences, do they really make good neighbors? what is a good neighbor, that guy from home improvement?
josh
Fences. Are they truly meant to confine? Like cows in the pasture? Or are they meant to encourage people to think outside the box, to think on the other side of the fence, where the grass is greener and the ideas bigger.
Kat.
i am tangled within a web of lies,
caught
with barbs poking into my skin
drawing blood to the surface.
ironic, really.
stix
No fences will hold me back. No chains will weigh down my feet. I’ll be like a free bird, soaring above the trees.
I see fences…..long and straight. The cold wind is blowing down off the mountains runs right through my very soul. I feel barbed, just like those fences my eyes rest on. Cut through without regret from the weather or anyone else for that matter.
Kandis
These fences all around me, I just can’t seem to see…my neighbor…my friend…is this how we live? With fences around us? Around our houses, our minds, our bodies? Can we not open up our defenses and let people come into our minds, be warm and welcoming, with a big hearty smile?
Alyssa
Fences. White fences, rose covered fences. Fences make me think of farmville since I was just buying and arranging fences. Theresa and Rachel have a fence separating their houses.
Not worth it
The fence in my backyard always falls over during the windy October season. Some of the only activities we have as a family include making sure our place doesn’t fall apart. We gather with our fence neighbors and jerryrigg the fences with ropes. There are no block party potlucks, no neighborhood fireworks. Only the fences keep us together when they’re job is to separate.
i dont exactly know what does it mean i just dont understand i,m not american or englishman but i think it is something about windows or sky or something like that but i like this word i think i have got good memories about that it s just intuition so what will you tell me i wanna know realy
Janko
We always had one to separate ourselves from the world although with a gate to let them in when we were of a mind too. I feel safer knowing it’s there though easily breached. It makes a statement, not mean, but firmly rooted in concrete that says here’s where I begin and end if you are of sound mind enter at your risk or amusement.
Nancy O'Neill
the white fences seem to hold me into this world that is everything i have ever known.
i’m not allowed to step outside of them and i’m not allowed to imagine what goes beyound them
i spend all my time dreaming of what i can;t have beyond these white fences.
fences are meant to keep things in or keep things out . some are purely for decoration. either way, you can get over them, or simply remove them. i used to jump a lot of fences as a kid.. i like to think i was setting the bar for my life.
they keep you out of places you don’t belong, or, better yet, in them. i like to think of cute white picket fences, but too often i can only come up with huge chainlink fences. i have a fence around my mind right now.. its as though i have nothing left to write about fences?
Heather
Fences box the inside in but they can be climbed over (unless, of course, they are topped with barbed wire, but even that is surmountable). Fences are merely obstacles.
Kayla Hannigan
during the time dad lived at home, he would often make fences, bending and weaving up the wires, tying special knots and ties, he would look up at me his arms and hands clenched holding his tools to the new fence, his face seemed soft and kind then, his thick lips speaking good words.
Fences keep everything out. Sometimes a dog is protecting a fence. or then there is the typical all american white picket fence that everyone wants. How did this become an america dream? Americans hide behind this idealism that a fence will be able to protect us, that it will be able to make us feel secure. we need to leave this ideal behind, so that we can grow.
The art of jumping fences is something I envy. I’m not entirely inept at it; I can leap over short-to-medium length fences with a smidgen of finesse, and maybe even a bit of flair. But the parkour artists of this world put me to shame, with their incredible vaults and fence-climbing abilities. I’d love to be like them, but I don’t think I have the perseverance or athleticism for that goal.
The wooden fences placed a boundary that only the others could see. Nothing would stop up from meeting up in the middle of it all. I only hope that she will not find his belt before I have set out to retrieve it.
an old broken fence can tell many stories. it can tell tales of the happiness of a family in a home, it can tell stories of sadness of people who were shut out and alone. a broken fence is a beauty within itself. not because it is broken, but because of the myth that surrounds it.
Across those white fences I used to see my love, to love him, kiss him, touch him. We used to escape the world, to live our life, until….
The boy stood watchings the fences he would soon have to paint. He was angry that his mother would make him spend his free time painting stupid fences. So he just sat there, waiting until it was dark.
everything is in it’s place. or is it? fences = order, grouped in, following the rules and motions of the world. perfect white fences symbolize tradition and morals and perfection. at least to me.
Fences. Sie fencen durch die Nacht. Sie sind leicht und weißlich grün. Sie können fliegen und hüpfen und machen dabei ein trockenes Geräusch, so wie Schilf, trockenes Schilf in einer ganz leichten Brise.
Fences keep things out and they’re tall.
They’re like guards i guess. Eyeless, stoic guards. They seem unfriendly, too. Made of hard things. They don’t let anything in.
Fences. Sie fencen durch die Nacht. Sie sind leicht und weißlich grün. Sie können fliegen und hüpfen und machen dabei ein trockenes Geräusch, so wie Schilf, trockenes Schilf in einer ganz leichten Brise.
Constraint activity never bearing the right to be let loose cause of a simple bridge that needs be built to actually give a reputable foreground on ones belief and livelihood needs to be taken down in order to enjoy life.
So many ways to keep others out. In therapy we are asked to visualize building walls or tearing them down. We place feelings in boxes and seal them away in the psyche, the closet or the dusty attic. To place a fence around our uncertainty always seemed less permanent and allowed someone to continue glimpsing to remind themselves to deal with the issue eventually.
Also known as picket fences. They are either made of wood or metal. They keep dogs in and people out. They are found around back yards surrounding pools of houses.
jumping higher than I had before
is the only way I’ll smile with
newly greened feet-
landing in the fresh cut beauty
of a New Love.
are for hopping. they keep people in but they also keep people out. a fence is okay, just make sure to leave the gate unlocked.a
So what if I jump the fence? I pulled my hair out wondering and then I chased a bug and wrote about butterflies. Ponies make me happy. Why shouldn’t I jump the fence? I don’t know..
A yard surrounded by fences
in the center
a mind
surrounded by fences
walls
keeping in
mostly
keeping out
hiding
protecting–in terror
i told her to come find me, where the white fences hold me in. across the sea of bladed grass and dewdrops of glitter and fresh chances. it is there that i’m waiting; a velveteen nuzzle in exchange for a carrot and a lifetime of love.
I jump the fences to make it through the backyards of the houses on my street. I jump the fences because he’s chasing me again. A dog jumps over a neighboring fence, scaring me. Am I really jumping these fences or is just that dream again?
The white picket fence didn’t stand too much in this neighborhood, everyone seemed to have one. But inside the white picket fence, there was a little yellow house, and in that little yellow house there was a grave secret.
I like to jump over fences. Its really fun. I dont like dark fences. They scare me. Also wired fences are scary. Oh well, you cant really do anything about them, right? White Fences!
There are fences nearby
They keep some things in
Or do they keep other things out
Sometimes I feel fenced in
Needed to be let out
But then everyone can get in
Keep the fences
do you fence me out or are you fencing me in? is there a difference?
The fences are all white and gold. Just like the world. Badfinger said it right, along with all those other GOOD musicians. That’s how it works… 60s and 70s, those are the great times of music.
He smiled, though the tears glistened in his eyes. He just wanted to mend fences, he said. I just wanted to leave.
Ive always wondered about fences, do they really make good neighbors? what is a good neighbor, that guy from home improvement?
Fences. Are they truly meant to confine? Like cows in the pasture? Or are they meant to encourage people to think outside the box, to think on the other side of the fence, where the grass is greener and the ideas bigger.
i am tangled within a web of lies,
caught
with barbs poking into my skin
drawing blood to the surface.
ironic, really.
No fences will hold me back. No chains will weigh down my feet. I’ll be like a free bird, soaring above the trees.
I see fences…..long and straight. The cold wind is blowing down off the mountains runs right through my very soul. I feel barbed, just like those fences my eyes rest on. Cut through without regret from the weather or anyone else for that matter.
These fences all around me, I just can’t seem to see…my neighbor…my friend…is this how we live? With fences around us? Around our houses, our minds, our bodies? Can we not open up our defenses and let people come into our minds, be warm and welcoming, with a big hearty smile?
Fences. White fences, rose covered fences. Fences make me think of farmville since I was just buying and arranging fences. Theresa and Rachel have a fence separating their houses.
The fence in my backyard always falls over during the windy October season. Some of the only activities we have as a family include making sure our place doesn’t fall apart. We gather with our fence neighbors and jerryrigg the fences with ropes. There are no block party potlucks, no neighborhood fireworks. Only the fences keep us together when they’re job is to separate.
i dont exactly know what does it mean i just dont understand i,m not american or englishman but i think it is something about windows or sky or something like that but i like this word i think i have got good memories about that it s just intuition so what will you tell me i wanna know realy
We always had one to separate ourselves from the world although with a gate to let them in when we were of a mind too. I feel safer knowing it’s there though easily breached. It makes a statement, not mean, but firmly rooted in concrete that says here’s where I begin and end if you are of sound mind enter at your risk or amusement.
the white fences seem to hold me into this world that is everything i have ever known.
i’m not allowed to step outside of them and i’m not allowed to imagine what goes beyound them
i spend all my time dreaming of what i can;t have beyond these white fences.
fences are meant to keep things in or keep things out . some are purely for decoration. either way, you can get over them, or simply remove them. i used to jump a lot of fences as a kid.. i like to think i was setting the bar for my life.
they keep you out of places you don’t belong, or, better yet, in them. i like to think of cute white picket fences, but too often i can only come up with huge chainlink fences. i have a fence around my mind right now.. its as though i have nothing left to write about fences?
Fences box the inside in but they can be climbed over (unless, of course, they are topped with barbed wire, but even that is surmountable). Fences are merely obstacles.
during the time dad lived at home, he would often make fences, bending and weaving up the wires, tying special knots and ties, he would look up at me his arms and hands clenched holding his tools to the new fence, his face seemed soft and kind then, his thick lips speaking good words.