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What is?

What is?
What are heavy? A train in a muddy bog, an Elaphant, a tall fir,
What are light? A silver spiders web, a grain of golden sand and a lushious green blade of grass.
What are big? A maze of corn and the universe,
What are small? A silent silver snowflake, the beak of a sparrow and a hair blowing in the wind,
What is cold? An ice lolly chilling in the freezer, a coin buirried in the winter ground and an icecal clinging onto a windowsil.

What is kind? A loving memory, a helping hand and a cat purring on a a silk rug,
What is harsh? An unkind word, a cat scratching your knee and a war where people die,
What are frail? A crispy, autumn leaf, a bubble floating in the summer breeze and a distant memory,
What is strong? A rope of love, a pulling friendship and anger,
What is soft? A tiger’s fur, a magpie’s feather and a leopard’s tail,
What are rough? A bumpy track, a birch tree’s bark and a hounds growl.

 

I want to paint Highland Falcon

I want to paint a train
I want to paint the Highland Falcon thundering down its track.
I want to paint the sneaking sound of the smoke billowing out of the Highland Falcon as loud as a lion’s roar.
I want to paint the distance between a horse galloping and the Highland Falcon chasing its track.
I want to paint the sensation of the Golden carriages bumping along the uneven track like a monkey swinging beteen the branches and vines.
I want to paint the sound of the Highland Falcon chugging down the track and building up speed like a pack of wolves chasing a young deer.

I want to paint the smell of excitement buzzing around the Highland Falcon as quick as a cheetah.
I want to paint the taste of fresh, rosy apples being picked in an orchard as peaceful as a kitten sleeping in its basket.
I want to paint the sound of scenery wizzing past as thunderous as an elephant jumping up and down.
I want to paint the sound of the smoke droning outside like a hornets nest which has been disturbed or harmed.
I want to paint the sound of the wheels shrieking outside as disturbing as a bat screaming with its friends.

Part 3 of Plan amethyst

Suddenly, they heard a noise. “Did you say that Lily?” Snapped Bob, looking serious. “N-n-n -no!” said Lily back in a very small voice.
In a blink of an eye, they dived behind the table and were all safe, for the moment. “They’re Goliath rats, filthy beasts just as I expected.”said Jock.Then they heard voices and this was what they said: “They have to be in here somewhere boss.”said a rat. “I know stupid, I can smell’em!” said the boss. Just then Lily tripped over an old shoe and caught the rats attention at once and they swivelled towards them. “You can bounce but you can’t hide!” sneered the rat. Jock turned around and realised that they were getting closer to the wall every second. “Lily” Jock hissed. “We’re getting closer to the corner every second, we need to change direction.”. But it was too late 😯. The Goliath rats had trapped them.
After they had been wrapped in poisonous vines, (which got tighter every time you struggled), they were to be dragged up a tall mountain.
When they were halfway up, Bob started complaining about the heat. “I know it’s hot,” said Jock, sweating even more, “the suns out.”.
Once or twice they heard a fox or another rabbit and even saw five baby robins!
Next morning, (after a very tiring march up the mountain) they were finally there. “Wow!” said Bob looking at the enormous castle in front of them. It had towering mahogany doors, gigantic windows, mean turrets and the roof as sharp as a lion’s tooth.

Part 3 of Plan amethyst

Suddenly, they heard a noise. “Did you say that Lily?” Snapped Bob, looking serious. “N-n-n -no!” said Lily back in a very small voice.
In a blink of an eye, they dived behind the table and were all safe, for the moment. “They’re Goliath rats, filthy beasts just as I expected.”said Jock.Then they heard voices and this was what they said: “They have to be in here somewhere boss.”said a rat. “I know stupid, I can smell’em!” said the boss. Just then Lily tripped over an old shoe and caught the rats attention at once and they swivelled towards them. “You can bounce but you can’t hide!” sneered the rat. Jock turned around and realised that they were getting closer to the wall every second. “Lily” Jock hissed. “We’re getting closer to the corner every second, we need to change direction.”. But it was too late 😯. The Goliath rats had trapped them.
After they had been wrapped in poisonous vines, (which got tighter every time you struggled), they were to be dragged up a tall mountain.
When they were halfway up, Bob started complaining about the heat. “I know it’s hot,” said Jock, sweating even more, “the suns out.”.
Once or twice they heard a fox or another rabbit and even saw five baby robins!
Next morning, (after a very tiring march up the mountain) they were finally there. “Wow!” said Bob looking at the enormous castle in front of them. It had towering mahogany doors, gigantic windows, mean turrets and the roof as sharp as a lion’s tooth.

Part 3 of Plan amethyst

Suddenly, they heard a noise. “Did you say that Lily?” Snapped Bob, looking serious. “N-n-n -no!” said Lily back in a very small voice.
In a blink of an eye, they dived behind the table and were all safe, for the moment. “They’re Goliath rats, filthy beasts just as I expected.”said Jock.Then they heard voices and this was what they said: “They have to be in here somewhere boss.”said a rat. “I know stupid, I can smell’em!” said the boss. Just then Lily tripped over an old shoe and caught the rats attention at once and they swivelled towards them. “You can bounce but you can’t hide!” sneered the rat. Jock turned around and realised that they were getting closer to the wall every second. “Lily” Jock hissed. “We’re getting closer to the corner every second, we need to change direction.”. But it was too late 😯. The Goliath rats had trapped them.
After they had been wrapped in poisonous vines, (which got tighter every time you struggled), they were to be dragged up a tall mountain.
When they were halfway up, Bob started complaining about the heat. “I know it’s hot,” said Jock, sweating even more, “the suns out.”.
Once or twice they heard a fox or another rabbit and even saw five baby robins!
Next morning, (after a very tiring march up the mountain) they were finally there. “Wow!” said Bob looking at the enormous castle in front of them. It had towering mahogany doors, gigantic windows, mean turrets and the roof as sharp as a lion’s tooth.