oak

September 13th, 2009 | 249 Entries

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249 Entries for “oak”

  1. I used to love playing in my friends’ backyard. Their backyard was an entire forest! They lived in a log house in the middle of the woods. We used to venture into the woods and spend hours playing and climbing trees. There were so many oak trees…

    Emily
  2. Poison oak!
    AHHHHHHHHHHH!
    It’s in my pants!
    AHHHHHHHHHH!!!!

    Benjamin
  3. the oak leaves rustles as sarah leaned her head back agaisnt the trunk. She sighed as she thought about what had happened yesterday. A lone tear trickled down her cheek before she angrily brushed it away.
    “Mom wouldn’t want me to be angry,” she said aloud to herself. “She’s in heaven now.”

    Kimberly
  4. wow random

    franni
  5. oak is a tree. i think. when i think of oak i think of trees and forests. but there are really no forests near me. i don’t like that. i want to live in a place filled with trees for climbing that are a gorgeous green but then a pretty red and yellow and orange and then they’re bare in the winter but still pretty because of the snow. i want trees that arent palm trees near me because I hate them because thats what i’ve grown up with.

    Emily
  6. There is a stretch of road through norcal home to my greatest sentimentality marked by oaks and boulders.

    Kirk
  7. I love oak. Actually I don’t really know anything about oak. It is strong, solid, reliable. Hmm, oak sounds like a good mate. I should compare mates to wood to easily lay out their qualities. Not balsa wood, too flimsy. I am an oak loving girl.

    Lauren Moon
  8. There’s an old oak tree at my parents house that I grew with. We both reached to the sky, and we both had our lives. Many friends, many ecosystems…
    Today the phone rang and a stranger said “the oak was cut down.”
    Great grief. As if I lost part of my family.

    {Matt}
  9. Short explosion of vocal domain. Nice word, indeed. The last pulse wil travel long ways into our reality plan and digitialy interact with it’s other half…to create a diamond for another universe.

    Kaizar
  10. my grandpa’s dining room table was made of oak, the same kind that the cupboards in the kitchen were made of, a golden ochre with streaks of the wood grain in them. The table matched six chairs with maroon fabric on the seats, filigree on the backs.

    Sarah
  11. Zeus whispers sweet nothings to the particularly beautiful priestesses in the morning. The oak trees grow so tired of immortal flirtations they blush and wither in the autumn.

    Jennifer
  12. What? Oak again?

    Dudle
  13. Oak is as far as i know a kind of leaf tree. That’s pretty much it.

    Dudle
  14. I was bleary-eyed when I awoke. He was lying there, absentmindedly running his fingers over the veigns of the freshly cut oak headboard. The woody scent washed over me…then the smell of his cologne, and the scent of the freshly laundered sheets. He noticed that I’d roused and cupped me face in his hand, then leaned in to give me a few soft kisses.

    Aphrodaelia
  15. Professor Oak is a complete dick. He hands out animals that have potentially cataclysmic levels of power to kids that are about 6 years old and tells the kids to go out and fight other animals in cock-fights to the death, that ass hole is just another cog in that horrible slavery-driven machine we call pocket monsters.

    Y
  16. oak trees are beautiful any time of year. i believe that they exist in narnia and they make me believe in the fact that the eauty in the world is inherent and indestructable. i heart oaks!

    jonathan
  17. There’s this oak tree in the back yard that Dad wants to cut down but city codes won’t let him. I am outwardly outraged for him but I’m secretly glad. It’s like a part of history

    skim
  18. There is barely a mark in the bark of the centuries-old oak tree, hardly a visible trace of the car which hit it at over 60 miles an hour. Four young lives cut short that night, four others forever broken.

    Taddy
  19. For the longest time I thought that oaks were relatively small trees, not much bigger than olive trees, with small, shiny leaves. Such were the oaks in Provence–nothing like the large, majestic trees that line the path here, large in their trunk and large in their leaves.

    Taddy
  20. I beat him senseless right next to an oak tree. Eh, it felt good. I won’t lie. You are supposed to feel bad about this kind of shit, right? They teach you to talk about your feelings. They teach you to never make a fist.

    But they don’t teach you what to do when talking just doesn’t fucking work.

    Che
  21. Hardy leaves, they do not decay and return to the Earth. Stubbornly, they sit in piles, to the dismay of gardeners everywhere, who believe their shade is not worth the raking…

    Jane
  22. is it oak all day long? i can generate a new word? any word? i feel like any word would be a better starting point than ‘oak.’ i hate nature.

    Anonymous
  23. allergies. spring’s a fucking bitch yo.

    Anonymous
  24. tree big and tall. good tree climbing tree

    lainey
  25. trees, man, trees. oak give oxygen and stuff. life is a circle of all living things. furniture is pretty cool too. we learned how make ourselves civilized using trees and such.

    bobby
  26. Wait what am I supposed to be doing? writing? is that it? okays I’m going to just write my little butt off, lol. My sister is trying to make a “tshirt dollar bill” it’s fun to watch, but it looks confusing…

    Sarah
  27. there was an oak on tv that spoke and was wise and carried two halflings on his back. i would like that instead of a car. eco-friendly. right?

    September 13th, 2009.

    Christine D. O.
  28. I used to be in love with a little tree. A Nice Oak called Bumtu. But now Bumtu is a very old tree and he does not recognise me anymore

    himo
  29. I watch as he runs his fingers along the smooth oak surface of the table.He’s talking about how much it costs but all I can think about is those fingers.
    Touching me.When shall I tell him?

    Aly
  30. a tree, beautiful, stately can carry a swing in the country, not furniture, pure.

    aly
  31. The majestic oak is a noble tree. We have several in our yard and the birds love them. We love to rack the leaves in the fall and jump in them. How we love the oak tree

    Anonymous
  32. Where shall we shelter and where shall we sleep for the oak and the ash they are all cutten down,
    And the more I think on you the more I think Long
    (Bonny Portmore

    alisa haller
  33. oak tree. i like wine that has a woody flavor. it has such a strong but delicious sensation to the tongue. i wonder if any of the barrels used to age wine are made of oak? perhaps.

    nat
  34. The oak is a very strong and reliable tree that can be found pretty much anywhere in the United States. It’s a hard wood. No one wants to make joaks about oaks, because it’s such a hearty tree. And sporting an oak is

    Anonymous
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    Ned
  36. oak is hard and sturdy.

    Jerm
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    Anonymous
  38. trees and life

    Michelle
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    Anonymous
  40. Majestic and strong and mighty with arms reaching outward as if to envelope the viewer in it’s embrace. The Oak tree

    cathy