Saturday, September 29, 2012
Outro of Classification Essay
The
only thing that is just as good as watching the sunrise, is watching the
sunset. The sky illuminates with an array of oranges, yellows, and hints of
red. As the shadows from the trees become longer, the crickets begin their
choir as the geese flying up above let everyone know they’re about to settle
down. Once in the twilight, the frogs begin their nightly chorus and, behind
them, you can hear the plop….plop….plop of the fish getting their last minute
meals. Looking across the lake, you see a beautifully reflected picture of the
sky up above. Following the reflection, you see the sky completely extended
across with bright, shining stars. Of the billions of stars, you gaze at one in
particular and remember that childhood rhyme. Star light, Star bright, The
first star I see tonight. I wish I may, I wish I might, Have this wish I wish
tonight: For many more days like these.
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This follows nicely on the good nature descriptions in both intros. But watch out that in support grafs, you avoid 'you' and stick with first person 'I.'
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