Sentences describing autumn cotton

1, look! In the green cotton field, mature cotton emerges from its shell, as white as snow, just like a cloud doll resting on a cotton branch in the sky. Cotton without broken shells is like an olive hanging high on a cotton branch.

2. From a distance, I saw large tracts of cotton as if they were all wearing snow-white cotton jackets, all competing to open up and compete for beauty.

3. A lot of cotton is planted in the field, with lush foliage. Each cotton branch is supported by the trunk, which is divided into countless branchlets with many leaves like duck feet. There are a lot of cotton growing between the branches and leaves, some are in full bloom, showing white cotton, some are in bud, and some are just flowers and bones.

When I came to the cotton field, cotton was like a small sapling. On the palm-sized leaves, there is a shining green light.

Some people may say that cotton is not a flower, it is not a flower, but it is more beautiful than a flower. It doesn't care about appearance beauty, it is simple beauty and lasting beauty.

6. Cotton balls are dyed as white and dazzling as snowflakes by autumn wind.

7. That kind of cotton looks like a star from a distance. It looks like a white rose at close range.

8. In the cotton field where buds are blown, white velvet cotton blooms vigorously.

9. Although cotton is not as graceful as daffodils, it is pure; Although cotton is not as graceful as Haitang, it is selfless; Although cotton is not as elegant as peony, it is strong; Although cotton is not as colorful as roses, it is United.

10, cotton looks like an orange, a petal, there are always five petals, and each petal of glistening cotton is wrapped in a brown shell.

1 1, cotton fiber is very small, but many fibers are together, always hand in hand, shoulder to shoulder, very United, people use it to make clothes and spin them into threads. This is no longer a skinny Mao Mao, but a United and powerful whole!

12. Looking around, glistening cotton and sturdy cotton stalks are everywhere. How beautiful!