Tuesday, April 8, 2014

Fences


Blog 33 …

There are not many concepts about which I cannot and will not make a stand.  With fences, however, I straddle.  Fences that are six feet high or more are not so neighborly.  They scream, “Keep out!”  Tall, fences, those made of concrete cement blocks and solid wood, are the worst.  They seem to hide something sinister or they selfishly brandish, “private property”.  One reason to dislike these types of fences is that they block viewing the great landscape of verdant green meadows.  Another reason to dislike them is their unfriendly impact on the psyche.  They make the mind concoct deceptive and forbidden activities.  I understand fences’ necessity and presence.  After all, I have fencing in my backyard so that my dogs are able to play and run freely for exercise.  They also protect my dogs from attacking intruders.  I understand fences’ purpose to designate and identify property borders.  I understand decorative fences that welcome neighbors and friends.  Still, I don’t like them because they divide up lands that certainly could lead to paths of endless friendship, exploration, and travel!

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