Justin Beatty 9/30/2012 Descriptive Essay As I slowly wake up to the natural alarm clock of cotton trees softly rustling and the waves urging me to come for a morning swim‚ I realize life can’t get much better than this. I roll out of bed in no hurry‚ though. The smoky‚ sulfur smell on my clothes reminds me of the late night of storytelling and laughter. I can’t decide if I am really hungry enough to eat breakfast or if I want to test the water
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University of the Philippines‚ Mindanao‚ taking up a Bachelor of Arts in English major in Creative Writing. Let us read her short story and feel free to comment on it. Goodbye for a Godchild’s Mother by Jermafe Kae C. Angelo A half moon hung in the sky behind the purple clouds. The wind blew and the cloud mountains were tinged with fire. The grasses on their feet rubbed together in the sharp chill of the night air and the leaves rustled in the wind. The place seemed sensual‚ and tonight they felt
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dancing to a local band playing reggae music at one of the nearby resorts. Everything seems so serene. I open up my eyes to this intense assortment of orange‚ yellow‚ and pink colors all over the sky with the fiery sun already starting to hit the water. The ocean water is now mirroring the colors in the sky. There is a small boat in the distance that is in the exact same path of the sun‚ which in my view‚ looks like the sun is sitting right on top of it like cup on top of a saucer. I feel like it adds
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questions provided by Sire based on my experiences‚ values‚ and personal knowledge. Have you ever wondered why the sky is blue? Why the grass is green? What makes day and night? Why is light called day and dark called night? What is light and dark? Have you ever wondered why the sun shines so brightly or why the moon shines at night? Beyond this thinking‚ what or who made the sky blue and the grass green? Who made the days and the nights? What about the sun and moon? This is the evidence
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Eyes alive with enthusiasm A rush of embarrassment swept through him Shocked by the directness of the reply His face cracked into an apologetic grin An endless expanse of blue sky Leaves fell and fluttered like snow flakes The wind moaned through the treese moon sailed across the sky like a ghostly gallion Pausing for a moment she became aware of her surroundings The warmth of the air wrapped around her like a scarf A sudden shiver of excitement shot through her body His once designer
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shopping there. As the evening approaches the houses are lit with candles and electric lights. Children burst crackers. One hears the sound of loud bombs and smaller crackers from all across the city. Looking up at the sky one finds rockets and various other fireworks filling the sky with gaiety. The air gets polluted with gas that is emitted by the crackers. Children are warned to be careful while bursting crackers because any neglect could cause burns. In fact the fire stations work overtime on
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CDCDCD. The first eight lines the writer describes the sght of early morning london‚ and in the last six lines compares that image to nature. 2. “open to the fields‚ and to the sky” “the river glideth on it’s own sweet will” The city is compared to being entwined with nature‚ opening up to the fields and skies‚ working together to bring that beautiful moment. The calmness of the moment is also compared to the way a river would calmly flow on it’s own accord. 3. The writer is amazed by
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A snowflake is winter’s butterfly. When I awakened‚ very early‚ the ground was covered with little pearly snowflakes. They had floated gently from the sky‚ twirling and whirling. Millions in flight‚ blanketing the ground with sparkling little pictures traced in a line‚ and shining whitely. Some magician must have come and by the starlight‚ worked through all the quiet darkness. I must be dreaming‚ after what happened… Daddy told me he had a surprise for me‚ boy do I like surprises! We were
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Planting a Sequoia All afternoon my brothers and I have worked in the orchard‚ Digging this hole‚ laying you into it‚ carefully packing the soil. Rain blackened the horizon‚ but cold winds kept it over the Pacific‚ And the sky above us stayed the dull gray Of an old year coming to an end. In Sicily a father plants a tree to celebrate his first son’s birth– An olive or a fig tree–a sign that the earth has one more life to bear. I would have done the same‚ proudly laying new stock into my father’s
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my parents. I want to thank my friend for being really nice and always there for me. I would also like to thank my laptop for giving the chance to type this comment. Next‚ I would like to thank the birds that live in my backyard for singing in the sky because that gives me inspiration that I need to get through the day. This is a special moment in my life and I would like to thank any of my unmentioned friends and family that have helped me along the way. This moment will be a moment that I will
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