Beach Descriptive Writing

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Doesn’t time pass really fast? It’s been three years, three years full of hardships since you were gone, but I still can’t seem to forget you.... I silently take a seat at the end of the bus, next to the window, I plug my earphones into my ear and gently lean against the cold head rest of the seat with my hoodie pulled down covering most part of my face. I close my eyes behind the hoodie, trying to calm myself down and contain all those mixture feeling inside me, I sigh softly. I get off the bus on my stop as I walk to the nearest beach. When I arrive at the beach, I gently take my boots and socks off, letting my pale white skin to touch the warm sand, thinking that it might warm my heart. With my boots in my hand, I slowly walk closer to the shore, and gently let the cold sea water touch my warm sandy toes, it feels weird, both warm and cold at the same time, but somehow it manage to be my favourite feeling in the whole world. …show more content…

Making the day look gently and warm even though it’s not. My red brown locks fly in the air as the wind roughly blows and tickles my skin, making me shiver, as if the water isn’t cold enough. The beach wasn’t as packed as the last time I went here, the beach was almost empty, just the way I wanted it to be. My lips twitches upwards a little, as I remember all those memories that I once shared with this place, without me even realising I am right in front of the water, as the wave crashes on the shore, it touches my ankle, the cold sensation makes me shiver even more, how I miss how that

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