Descriptive Essay About Homecoming

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I could not believe my eyes on the date I had accomplished to get for my school homecoming last year. My wonderful dates name was Dyanna and as soon as I saw her on that special night, I could not describe how I felt inside. She was a fine young women who attracted me for all the right reasons. They way she carried herself showed that she was a strong independent women but also as I first saw her, I could already appreciate her smell and her features that made her special. She was very confident with herself, which made me even more attracted to her and want to know more about her. Homecoming is a very special event and I wanted to make sure that I could get a wonderful date to enjoy the night with. I was fortunate enough to get a beautiful date for homecoming and her name was Dyanna. As I first caught a glimpse of her on this special night, I could not draw myself to say anything but be in totally shock as she appeared very beautiful. She had on a very tight black dress that …show more content…

It was perfectly balanced with the aroma of flowers and freshness of the air. My sense of smell appreciated her very lady like perfume and I simply wanted to get closer and closer to admire her wonderful scent. I could not help but keep smelling her fragrant aroma because every time I got a different but pleasant smell from her that just described her. As I reached for her hand to place her corsage on, I could not help but feel how soft her skin was to the touch. Her hands were very smooth and moisturized, making it easy to grab her hand for the night. Her nails matched the same color as her toenails, which was a fine detail. Her nails were naturally grown and had no appearance of being bitten, they were perfect nails with each one precisely rounded off at the end. Her skin smelled like cocoa butter because of the rich lotion she put on, making her skin shine bright at all

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