One Fine Day As I walked from my class in brown hall, I looked at the sky. I noticed how the water sparkled on the surface of the water fountain in front of the magnificent Miller Auditorium. the ripples of light that were reflected on the sidewalk looked like bright yellow worms on the cool gray sidewalk. Up ahead there was a bird frolicking in the grass trying to find his daily lunch of a fat, juicy earthworm. The refreshing wind passed by me as I walked on. It was a cool relief from the sun's warm rays. A few golden leaves fell silently to the ground as the wind blew. The leaves scattered about leaving light covering of golden hues of brown and yellow over the crisp green grass. The sound ...view middle of the document...
As the wind gusted harder, the leaves fell from the trees. They cluttered the ground with colors of dirty brown and yellow. The constant sound of the water splashing was annoying as I walked passed the fountain. I noticed. I noticed about ten people heading toward the gloomy Knauss hall. The people walked almost mechanically into the doors, no expressions on their faces what so ever.They shifted the weight of their heavy backpacks, which were laden with thick books, from one shoulder to the next. The loud whistle of the train pierces the air as it reaches the rickety tracks, warning people of its danger. The irritating honking of geese flooded my ears as they flocked south for the frigid winter.I began my discriptions with the first thing that I noticed: The sky. On the particular day that I observed, I wasn't in a very good mood so naturally it was easier for me to see the negative aspect of things. in the positive essay, I omitted the rain clouds that I noticed and in doing so I made the scene seem a little more positive. As I continued on my journey I noticed that the water in the Miller fountain was so bright that it was blinding because of the suns reflection. Having no vision was definitely a negative sort of thing. I looked at the fountain in a better perspective and found that the water was actually sparkling in the sun. Concentrating on the sparkling made my essay positive. As I looked at the side walk I noticed that the dirty sidewalk was peppered with what looked like big slimy worms. That was gross. So to make the scene seem a little more positive I said that the light resembled worms, omitting the fact that they looked big and slimy. Up next there was a bird that was walking in the grass,...
