Sentences describing smoke

1, smoke, burn quietly, it's as simple as that, don't think about it.

2. The smoke is torn into many pieces by the wind, like clusters of hemp chips and like a fog.

3. When it rains, soot rises and falls on the chimney like a dark cloud, hanging on the roof with dark clouds, or falling on the ground and scurrying around, I don't know where to hide.

The fog gradually melts and disappears. There is a faint breeze at the foot of the mountain, and the fog gauze is rolled up to reveal a blue sky, which is dazzling blue. Everything was wiped clean by the morning fog, and the air was so fresh.

There is a bright bonfire burning under the tree, and the blue smoke is like the fog at night. Flowing, like a winding yarn.

6. Soot drifted across the chimney with the wind, like huge feathers on a helmet, shining golden in the sun.

7. When there is no wind, the smoke rises, like a white pillar frozen in the cold air.

8. At dusk, the thin yarn fog in the mountains floats silently in the grass gap between trees, just like the curtain in front of the bed, which makes people want to fall asleep in its arms.