Descriptive Paper
Descriptive Paper
One warm, summer afternoon a small town, the sun shone brightly through the cracks of clouds like toes poking through a hole in the toe of a sock. Beautiful images of the sun reflected off the sparkling, clear windows like a reflection on undisturbed water. Noisy seagulls flew high in the sky, only able to be heard not seen. Rainbow colored flowers stood tall, yearning for every ray of sunlight the clouds let through. Richly, green grass whispered in the wind like two little girls telling a secret. Plump, fluffy cushions lay on the lawn furniture looking comfortable enough for an afternoon nap. Eggs could be fried on the hot, black pavement that absorbed the rays of the blistering sun. It appeared to be a beautiful summer afternoon.
Suddenly, with out notice, daylight gave way to dark, angry clouds. Coming from the west, they pounded the horizon like ocean waves hitting the rocks. Fierce clouds encompassed the sky with the tenacity of a football team going for a tackle. Hail hammered the earth like a mid-winter snowball fight then turning to rain, it poured like a pitcher into a glass. Flowers shivered down to their roots from the blasting chill of the air and bent over to shield their flowery faces from the pounding rain and wind. A black, flooding river rushed down the street into storm drains, backing up like a plugged up toilet. Silenced by the howling wind, the seagulls flew to