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June 27th, 2008 | 239 Entries

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239 Entries for “trail”

  1. trail along behind. trail along trail along keep following because it’s important to be a duckling. be an ugly duckling who doesn’t fit in are you really a signet? maybe a gosling, if all goes well. trail along trail along behind.

    by flo on 06.28.2008
  2. the trail was a lovely one. It went through greenery and had a lot of trees and triky stones to clear.

    by Ravi on 06.28.2008
  3. Off the wayside is where I find myself, off the tattered via. Hiding out looking at passerbys.

    by kyle wunnenberg on 06.28.2008
  4. trail is an up and down type thing. full of wondrous mysteries and sandwiches. the same could be said about the devil. the trail of sandwiches is paved in rotten salami.

    praise colonel mustard, because he hurted me once. that’s right… hurted. and that’s no fun.

    by drinkydink on 06.28.2008
  5. It never starts it never ends. Where it begins you are young and foolish, and where it ends is where you want to go, maybe, someday, across the clouds and after supper.

    by Pavle Batuta on 06.28.2008
  6. follow through the woods. broken branches brush shoulders. smell of decay, sweet and insistent. rustle of leaves. growing dark.

    by Emma on 06.28.2008
  7. Hail, hail the new king king of the kingdom. Fractal facts fractal paths, fractal sylvia plaths. Oh what hath the king seen on his path to sunset? Oh tell me, sweet sister of mine. Beautiful sister, tell me what the king sees on the way to the sunset. Not regret, sister, pray ’tis not regret.

    by Alexander D'Arata-Newby on 06.28.2008
  8. stars will trail in the career of this man who is not only the one thinking about it but he is the only one making it come true it’s hard to believe that but it really is, it happens

    by chris on 06.28.2008
  9. trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail trail

    by trail on 06.28.2008
  10. I trail to find a tale of snail trails. This was something a wise old man once told me. Although to be honest with you i think he was bonkers!

    by George Meixner on 06.28.2008
  11. i went into an endless trail. I did not know where it could possibly lead me…would it lead me to a better place? a better futute? a better life? somehow as i walk, all these enter my mind.

    by Janine on 06.28.2008
  12. i don’t get the appeal of oregon trail. i never played the game as a kid, so the nostalgia thing means nothing to me. i’ve played it now, but it’s just not that entertaining! so what’s with the obsession? totally lame.

    by lisa on 06.28.2008
  13. it trailed behind her….her veil as she walked down the aisle…..there he stood looking handsome…waiting to take her hand in his…and there is trailed behind her….glancing back she saw the long white veil…and her past….following her…haunting her….and in front of her was he….waiting to leave her past behind….it was over!

    by zee on 06.28.2008
  14. leave a trail of dust so i can follow you to the deep dark forest in your heart. listen to the crunching and the scuffling of the fairies in our midst. be quiet can you hear them? they only talk in whispers.

    by kira on 06.28.2008
  15. a journey…somewhere you’ve never been. It’s exciting and unknown. It’s nature, it’s beautiful.

    by Sara on 06.28.2008
  16. The trailblazers swept their way down the rocky path, intent on conquering this 10 mile trek. Oh, they knew it would be a 1000 foot decline per mile, but they were ready. Up in front was John, having the most experience in winter hiking.

    by Rob on 06.28.2008
  17. trailing the world
    at your feet

    slowly
    carry the bundle
    up the hill

    take it and
    lift it
    and set it on a shelf-

    now I have it.

    now it’s mine.

    by Jenealia on 06.28.2008
  18. a trail of tickles
    trickles
    down your spine

    by Kim on 06.28.2008
  19. The canoe trip. Ahh, yes. I love this place. While there, there are trails to hike. On the trip, while hiking, while canoeing, etc., I feel ALIVE. more than any other time, this is my place. I wish I could just stay out there in the wilderness. Live my life where I love. It’s as simple as that. I love that place. Love.

    by Kels on 06.28.2008
  20. i really miss the game, oregon trail. i used to play it when i was younger in elementary school. i think i remember never being able to finish the entire trail because people always died. people would drown and their ships sink. something to that effect. that was fun.

    by Wessa on 06.28.2008
  21. theres always the trail!! i hate it!! i want to write something to a diffrent word…heeelp!

    by help on 06.28.2008
  22. i did this yesterday! still a trail. what a trial to write about trails. trails to here, to there, i think a trail to everywhere! wait–i think i see a bear! beware!

    by carole on 06.28.2008
  23. dark and muddy, slowly the trail leads whereevery they want it too. I don’t want them to lead me – stop them. why – why should we do anything to stop the inevitable. because i don’t believe in fate
    okay just kidding oh no.

    by Kieran on 06.28.2008
  24. I followed a trail that led to a gate. A gate so green. So dark green I couldn’t stay outside.
    Inside green again. A trail of bushes. A trail of grass. And a garden so wide and so deep I thought I would loose track. I stayed. And I walked. It became night… And again, it was the big trail of finding more.

    by Bellatrix on 06.28.2008
  25. once upon a time there was a trail that could take you anywhere your mind could go, it was magical, the trail was big and surronded by

    by reyna on 06.28.2008
  26. trail of tears.
    trail to the end of your garden,
    the narcissi trembling in the wind, the darkness of your rotton hut bears down on passing souls.
    sticks and stones over pebbels and twigs,
    follow my paprchase.
    follow myself.

    by ele on 06.28.2008
  27. I had no time to find the trail. I was running out of air and focus. I had nothing with me, just what was in the case. I had to get home. I had to.

    by Jason Boyd on 06.28.2008
  28. what am i supposed to write about a trail? well. ill never know where it leads until i go to the end. or if theres a sign. imma find more trails. less dangeroud than a not trail, right? always go forward never look back. unless you forgot something. and dont forget your trailmix!

    by Mae on 06.28.2008
  29. I walk along a dirty trail of memories… My sister, my friend, all who stick around me. They cause shadows, dark and light. Little wholes of light shine through…

    by Michele on 06.28.2008
  30. It’s never going to end. We keep thinking that we’re getting closer and closer. We keep thinking we have clues. That we know something. That the further we go along, the more we learn. That some day all these pieces will come together into one fantastic picture. A puzzle complete. A Van Gogh. A Monet. Instead, we have a labyrinth and so it shall remain. Hope is an awful, awful thing.

    by Mr. Bitter on 06.28.2008
  31. dirty dusty filled with little footsteps along the way making it up the mountain. We filed along hoping and dreaming. Everyone behind us waiting and wanting

    by Dr.Cason on 06.28.2008
  32. i am falling behind someone and that means that i am going to trail him and i do not want to trail anyone in life and i want to be agead and the whole world should trail me. follow me and obey me. i wanna run this show i am a ego maniac and its always about me. i do not trail anyone

    by Amlan Nanda on 06.28.2008
  33. A trail, goddamn I have no idea right now because I simply cannot remember what it means since I am german and, yes that’s about that and because I have no time to think of what I write or to think about anything I think I just lost my words so I quit here and instead of going on writing about nothing.

    by tom on 06.28.2008
  34. Higher and higher the path twisted, exposing us to both the danger of sheer drops and the breath-stealing delight of vistas God had long since painted in Heaven. Each step took us closer to our goal.

    by Rich on 06.28.2008
  35. I walked on a trail once, dusty and difficult this trail was; and at the time I remember pondering if this so difficult a trail was worth its traverse.

    by Lew on 06.28.2008
  36. the trail was half-hidden in the underbrush. Once you got past the overgrowth it was a winding, twisting path going in circles an back again. It could lead anywhere.

    by Chelsea on 06.28.2008
  37. walking through green wet uphill forest. hard boots, trees moulded by weather. antonio is silent, but if i look at him he smiles like a king, we are in his kingdom and he might know where we are going. i trust the moss and the raindrops from yesterday to spend time with us

    by bodil on 06.28.2008
  38. memories of a beautiful world that shouldn’t be so, but there it is. Sitting endlessly in a mirror of lifelong honors that only require a ticket to ride… Now if only the drugs would wear off. I could enjoy this fully.

    by AvaryVox on 06.28.2008
  39. trail is a sign on the ground. Indians could read that sign easily so they could follow the enemy

    by Sarvary Adel on 06.28.2008