crane

October 24th, 2009 | 541 Entries

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541 Entries for “crane”

  1. as i see the crane falling from the sky, i wonder about the children and i see the faces of horror. he thinks “who will be there at the end? will I survive?” Now, as he descends from the electric ladder, we are relieved.

    by cici on 10.25.2009
  2. the crane is something unknown to me… what is that? i just don’t know… sound like a skull

    by just one on 10.25.2009
  3. The crane was swinging wildly out of control. People on the ground stopped, pointed. Some ran.

    It stated to sway south, towards the buildings across the street. The ground rumbled, and in the office windows, terrified faces watched as it neared.

    Then it changed its tone, swayed east, and collapsed.

    by Shoebox on 10.25.2009
  4. The crane is a swifty bird that thinks itself above all others. it says, “I am the crane” in a willowy pompous voice. “I can fly farther and see above you all”

    by Brandon on 10.25.2009
  5. Tall graceful sweeping the sky? or ugly blot on the landscape? You decide!

    by on 10.25.2009
  6. a crane grows so tall, its reaches places no one else can. i normally picture them to be yellow.
    in the same catagory as a bulldozer.
    i have a memory, of seeing cranes every morning on my way to school, i dont know why they were there, but i could always see them far in the distance.
    theyre so tall
    eligant
    the giraffes of the human world.

    by emma on 10.25.2009
  7. bird droppings from high high up in the air. Mysteries climb wide wide chairs. You run but you necks so long it drags on the floor. The bite from on snack leaves me up in a roar. No more. Ok maybe a little.

    by Jerk on 10.25.2009
  8. paper cranes flying through the air

    by on 10.25.2009
  9. really heavy machine

    by on 10.25.2009
  10. I’ve always wanted to learn how to make a paper crane. Origami is such a cool art form that I probably will never be able to master. I know some people can make just about anything out of paper.

    by on 10.25.2009
  11. Cranes are a machine but also a bird with a long neck. They are a common theme used in origami, my boyfriend once climbed a crane.

    by Roisin on 10.25.2009
  12. a stretched neck peering to view something just out of site.

    by Hunter on 10.25.2009
  13. a big metal construction used to build buildings. a bird with long legs.
    this word reminds me of the word cranberries. and of a griup caled cranberries. love their music.

    by truffle on 10.25.2009
  14. four times did the gecko jump from the crane. four times did he land unweathered in the soft sand. spring again and a new day of lively birth was about. the gecko curbed his past judgement.

    by domina on 10.25.2009
  15. It’s…a…err..bird right? I don’t know know what to say about it, I can picture so manythings. They flash befor me, and like bright lights disapear befor i can put them down. It’s somewhat cinfusing, and with a time limit all i can say is. Damn. Cranes on the lake. I can almost HEAR the water lilies.

    by Mary on 10.25.2009
  16. unbeivably beautiful bird it could also be a origami creation like the nuclar bomb girl when she made the thousand paper cranes and i always liked oragami because it was beautiful and hard i love cranes because they are different and special like me i hope and fun

    by on 10.25.2009
  17. Sweeping, rushing. Straining, one with the water. Flying, wings, feathers stretching….reaching…craning.

    by Dani on 10.25.2009
  18. I like birds. The crane oragami is one that I have always wanted to learn how to make. I think they are beautiful and fun to play with. I have seen rooms with cranes hanging all over the ceiling and it definitely is a visual that I think about. I like to meditate upon the idea.

    by Mr. Reese on 10.25.2009
  19. A bird flew into my head while I was walking to work. It hurt pretty badly, and my temple was bleeding. The ambulance came and the bird flew away.

    by Anne on 10.25.2009
  20. is a bird or a large machine ?

    I dream

    you scream

    it’s obscene!

    by John Dough on 10.25.2009
  21. The crane saw a fish lingering near the bank and stalked it intensely. He watched and waited for it…wait for it…wait for it…pow!

    by Alicia Garrett on 10.25.2009
  22. Paper cranes littered the apartment floor. Some now crushed, others still flight-ready. From her fingers, full of healing paper cuts, fell a cigarette butt to the floor. She stamped it out and began to cry.

    by Hope on 10.25.2009
  23. The crane stood on one leg with its head cocked to the right, listening intently. The hunter stood motionless, upset that he had missed seeing the branch.

    by Ron T on 10.25.2009
  24. bird grandmother france water stick legs lovely wonderful unflapable (HA PUN) calm unmoving fish

    by Lola on 10.25.2009
  25. Stephen. Red Badge of Courage. Young men learning about the futilitly of war. Again and again and again and again. Unto the present. 100 dead in two car bombings

    by Paul on 10.25.2009
  26. Cranes hang from the ceiling in my room, over my desk like watchful agents, deciding whether or not I am getting my work done. They shake when the air turns on, shivering maybe but never complaining.

    by Katie on 10.25.2009
  27. The bird swooped overhead, its white wings beating against the air. Maria looked up, smiled.

    by Sarah-Rachael on 10.25.2009
  28. tall, used in construction often mistaken for a bird, not very writer friendly at all.

    by T on 10.25.2009
  29. what

    by on 10.25.2009
  30. The wings spread valiantly across the sky and ride the wind. The sunset, pink and orange, reflects off of the feathers like the glass surface of the lake below. Everything is still. Quiet. Secluded. The crane flies forever.

    by Kayla Herrera on 10.25.2009
  31. The elegant white bird lifted its head and flicked water from its beak. The fish it had caught was not its biggest not its smallest but was a full meal. After it tossed back the tasty morsel the Crane opened its wings and beat them lofting into the lazy afternoon sky.

    by Mysti on 10.25.2009
  32. the crane at the river of shalladon was a sad little fellow. he had no friends but only a crab. the crab was needless to say crabby. immobility angered him to the degree of pain. one day the crane and crab were talking about their lonely and pathetic lives when they recognized that all they really needed was right in front of them. so the crane scooped up the crab and took him all over. the crab was no longer crabby but happy. the crane, too, was happy for he had a friend now.

    by Michael Delash on 10.25.2009
  33. Jonathan Crane from Batman is the Scarecrow. Scarecrow was in the Dark Knight and Batman Begins. Crane’s are used by old people to get around because their legs don’t work as good as the use to. A crane is a type of bird that flies.

    by Paul S on 10.25.2009
  34. A tall stretching metal arm swaying above the ants of civilization below, building and rebuilding the mediums we take for granted every day. We created this steel giant to do the things humans could only dream of doing themselves- reaching a point where previously unreachable for a human.

    by Spenner on 10.25.2009
  35. The crane stood in the water, looking for a fish to eat. It was hungry, and hadn’t had food for days. All the fish had been scared away by the pollution. The crane knew this because he had heard them talk about it. He wasn’t quite sure where they’d gone, but some of the more naughty fish had buried his feet in the sand, and he was stuck now. The crane would have been happy even if there had been a fish just to talk to, but there were none.

    by Ruva on 10.25.2009
  36. little paper crane
    i do not know your name
    you look like a duck
    but not quite the same

    little paper crane
    you’re very insane
    your wings go flip flap flip
    you really are…….. quite cute

    D;

    by bunnyy on 10.25.2009
  37. to hold up objects

    by on 10.25.2009
  38. a paper crane, a crane on top of a building, used for construction.

    Tracy craned her neck to see what her husband was reading. He held the paper aloft

    by Mackenzie on 10.25.2009
  39. I don’t know much about cranes. I would imagine you could get paid well to drive one. I just saw a website where giant marionettes in France were honored in a festival and they were controlled by a crane. Not sure how they did that.

    by FranciscoC on 10.25.2009
  40. THERE ARENT ANY WORDS! I HATE MY COMPUTER BUT I LOVE ITS CAPS LOCK FUNCTION!

    by Boe on 10.25.2009