Monday, February 8, 2010

V

A1: As the sunsets, the night starts to darken

B: Seems as that a new day has started

A2: The darkness starts to take over the light of day.

A: Noticeable as the night takes over.

B: Seems to have started a new dark day.

A1: As the sunsets, the night starts to darken

A: As noticeable it is, the dark time has come.

B: Seems as a new beginning of a day has just begun.

A2: The sheet of murk starts to take over.

. A: How clearly can you see the sheet of dimness

B: Oh, how does the start of a new night day.

A1: As the sunsets, the night starts to darken

A: As much as you can see the darkness, it gets darker.

A2: Soon pitch darkness comes alive

A: Darkness, oh how you change the day

B: The day has newly begun.

A1: As the sunsets, the night starts to darken

A2: Now the darkness has covered everything.

1 comment:

  1. What type of figurative language can you add to enhance the meaning?

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