Reed's artistic sentences

1. In the crisp autumn season, the reeds stand solemnly on the shore where the water and the sky meet. Each reed is like a poetic pen, under the deep blue sky of autumn. , the Jiao ceremony is filled with the overflowing autumn charm, bringing people a wonderful feeling of comfort and comfort.

2. The reeds in the reed marsh are displayed in front of you. Rows of them stand side by side on the shore with their heads held high. The reeds fluttering in the wind are like light feathers, spreading in the air, spreading the scenery along the river. The scenery is beautifully decorated.

3. In the season when the warblers are flying and the grass is growing, the lake is covered with endless reed marshes. In the reed marsh, a willow-leaf boat is gently rippling in the blue waves. The paddle of the oar accidentally disturbs the people on the lakeside. Birds looking for food caused a flutter and stirred up thousands of fine waves.

4. The sky is filled with vast reeds that block out the sun. The reeds are one after another with no end in sight. As the breeze passed by, the light reed flowers fluttered like beautiful butterflies flying all over the sky.

5. In the hot summer, the luxuriant and shady reeds extend from the water surface, using their own green cover to cover the glistening water of the lake, providing some resistance to the heat for people who cannot bear the sweltering heat. , leaving patches of shade for those who are still busy.

6. Some of the reeds on the river bank are hugging each other, clustered on the bank, as if friends they haven’t seen for a long time are hugging each other, holding hands and telling each other their stories.

7. Rowing a small boat in the reed swamp, the ripples spread out. Rows of reeds stand face to face, and clusters of reed flowers come into view.

8. The quiet reed marsh slowly spreads the fragrance, and the tall branches cast a green shade, attracting all the people passing by.

9. The reeds in my hometown bloom as scheduled every year. I still remember the mornings in my childhood when the reed branches and leaves by the pond were covered with dewdrops. The slowly rising sun shone wisps of rays of rays through the clouds on the dewdrops, making the dewdrops look crystal clear and sparkling.

10. The reed swamp gives people a quiet atmosphere. They are lined up one after another. No one is making any noise or scrambling. The queue is neat and solemn. Except for the sound of the wind in the ears, the sky is clear. The skylarks are curling up, and there is no unnecessary noise. Looking at them seems to wash away the dust in the soul.