Fences Writing

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• patches of dense fog
  by Ushna Sardar

  *_restrict freedom / surround with a fence / divide one belief from another with a fence / divide one heart from another / fenced with barbe…

  On The Fence love this!! linaji thanks for this awesom piece of art my friend!

• Picket Fence
  by Lys •

  She quietly closed the door behind her…

  Sometimes, / I miss my mom…

• Grandma's home
  by Nicole Ryan

  and we’d play outside / at that time of day / when it wasn’t quite dark / when it wasn’t quite light

  “Country Cottage” by kitsmumma

• The fat crows feet
  by Nicole Ryan

  foreboding birds

  black birds by kitsmumma

• Straddling Fences
  by Roger Sampson

  You pick a scent / that vibrates / then wear it in a closet

  It is sad to see some people without a passion, / without the ability to give a damn about life, / to plod along in a melancholy existence.

• Over the Fence.
  by adgray

  The grass is always greener on the other side of any fence! :o)

  This is another one of my poems that hit me when I saw a photo. / This time it’s Rosina Lamberti’s / Beyond the Fence It is so wonderful being inspired by such gorgeous art as what I find on RB! / Keep Happy … whatever side of the fence you’re on! :o)

• Clouded Memories
  by Sally Omar

  My memories are so clouded / My thoughts ever so shrouded / So confused can barely see / All my many memories / They have become like a dre…

  Thank you Henk for the beautiful photo “Memories” which so inspired me. Please check into my friend Henk Stolk’s amazing artwork on the RB

• Drovers diary, The fence
  by Adrian Kent

  So as I hung just dangling in the air,

  This is the first I wrote in the series.

• The Fence
  by Jim Caldwell

  My dog loves the fence, she walks it daily, a look I perceive of as a hunger for freedom, a desire to explore. When the gate is opened…

  Life

• Don't FEED the Beast (the Story)
  by VanSnuG

  Text of the photo with the same title.

  The Future is Starting NOW.

• Novel Idea Fall Challenge Entry: The Dragon of Rural Route Four
  by nancyames

  It was old Henry, as a matter fo fact, sitting in his spartan kitchen one chilly winter afternoon, who told us that “the old people” alwa…

  The dragon is used in this story to represent symbolically the human tendency to hoard assets, thus impoverishing local economies and leading to other crimes of desperation.

• I wanted to be a red fence
  by Netta

  I squashed tomatoes all over my face and hands and I became a red fence.

  Courage of a child / (Thanks to the inspiration from Matt Mawson’s picture – ‘red fence’)

• Fences
  by martin steinbrugger

  Life can be full of hills and valleys….

  Even though the photo focused on the sunrise and of course your eyes are drawn to the light. What God brought to my mind was the only man made thing in the picture was a fence between us and the light!

• old and rusty
  by Jan Stead JEMproductions

  old and rusty / cobweb gathering / it stands / wrung round with wire / old and tired / barbed and worn / by the years passed by

  When I viewed “Border Protection”, a stunning work by BevW, words began to fill my head as the emotions and imagination moved. / This small piece in no way seeks to copy or even emulate that of adgray, whose wonderful ‘bubbler inspired poetry’ inspires us all. I have simply given you what I received and would encourage you to look at Bev’s wonderful profile and the artwork that inspired these few words.

• White Picket Fence
  by Michelle Rogers

  Angela never thought her life would end this way. Nice, dull people like Angela don’t usually draw their last breath in the midst of vio…

• The First Northeastern- C 2008, By Dennis L. Knecht
  by Dennis Knecht

  “Autumn is done- signs of winter are here!”

  Green.

• Behind the Fence
  by CrystalNoellyn

  A young girl, sitting in the grass underneath a tree, / aching to be behind the fence, / beyond the fence / to the better life, better place…

  A poem I wrote to accomodate the lovely photograph taken by Michelle Boyer. Much thanks, Michelle.

• Electric Fences
  by Jillian Shellabarger

  I’ve known Adam for eight months. Posing as his girlfriend, I was getting closer to him than I originally anticipated. Working undercover…

  A love story that is suspenseful with a twist. I could see something like this being a Law and Order episode. This is actually a TRUE story. The names have been changed to protect the innocent, as well as the guilty.

• Fencing the drought.
  by shooter

  She brushes away the flies, shovel-head cracks to ground…

  Aussie farmlands suffer mother natures purse the people that harness her amaze me.