A KISS is an affection. So a proper opposite of affection is a dislike. Would the words LONELY or NEGLECT sound okay?

Well, GREEN has many opposites. It depends in what context it is placed. When assuming a go-ahead, then RED becomes the ultimate stop. When GREEN refers to the grass, then BROWN for the dirt or YELLOW for hay may be more suitable. In the context of an horizon, GREEN may indicate the ground/earth we walk on, in contrast with the BLUE sky.

A FENCE usually is an obstruction, a boundary. So what about a word that suggests no limits such as the vast OCEAN or a DESERT or PLAINS. On the other hand a FENCE is a closed structure. The opposite of closed is open, of course. So, would GATE or DOOR be useful to you?

These are just a few thoughts, I hope you will receive some more. All the best with your poem.

kiss (Keep it simple stupid) : complicated

green (inexperienced) : experienced

fence (sell stolen property) : buy hot item/something that fell off the back of a truck…

OR fence (the structure) : release, free

I think I’m in touch with my creative side!!!!

kiss – punch/slap (haha…)

green – red (opposites on the color wheel), or dizzy (as in “green with envy” and “dizzy from love” or whatever word you want to use there)

fence – freedom?

caress (lips vs. fingers)

magenta (it really is green’s complimentary color)

lighthouse (a fence encloses a field, a lighthouse is enclosed by the ocean)

😉

kiss-dis

Green-not sure

fence-not sure i dont think i helped much but.. i dont know.

jet if choo choo

ruin, ignore, if teach

2. slap, spit,

3. red, brown if talking about grass

4. gate

train: forget, neglect

kiss: hit, harm, hurt

green: dead, brown

fence: open space, free

kiss: slap

green: brown or black

fence: invitation