Environmental description describes sentences in a bad mood.

1. In the early morning, when the curtains and windows were opened, a breeze blew, and a fresh, fragrant and elegant earthy smell came to my face. There are birds and flowers everywhere, which makes people feel relaxed. The white clouds in the sky make people feel sunny, comfortable and so gentle, driving young trees and grass to dance together. When a breeze blows, it's like my mother's hand gently caressing her face. I like that feeling, cool and refreshing.

2. It's raining. I'm walking in the smog, and I feel aggrieved. My father's angry words echo in my mind from time to time. I don't know whether it's rain or tears on my face, which drips on the wet ground along my cheeks. The wind blows on my face, and it hurts.

The air is filled with the breath of spring. I smell it gently, and my eyes are green and refreshing. Green bugs are hiding in the grass, butterflies are showing off their colorful new clothes, and even birds seem to be happy for me, singing cheerful songs with the violin of the cricket team.

Today, the weather is very bad. Incredibly gloomy, like the darkest dawn. There is not a glimmer of hope. It may rain. The end result will be: the light seems to be dimmed. I thought there would be light through thick clouds. "Behind the gorgeous rainbow is heaven" and it began to rain.