Stalagmite sentence-making

There are sentences about stalagmites, which are explained as follows:

1. There are many stalagmites growing at the bottom of the pool, some like rolling hills, some like steep peaks, some like towering pagodas, and some like clusters of corals.

2. When the water flows into the steady mountain, the poor water also evokes the sadness of the mountain, so their hearts are broken together. The water buried their heads in the ground, but the mountain put away the pieces of their hearts one by one. So there are complicated caves, all kinds of stalagmites, and springs that suddenly open.

Dinghu Peak is an independent stone, with a height of 1.79 meters, towering into the sky, rising like bamboo shoots, standing by the lake and soaring into the sky. No wonder it also has a name called stalagmite. Looking up, the stone surface is uneven. My neck will hurt if I watch it for a long time. At this time, you will feel that Dinghu Peak is as tall and majestic as a giant, and anyone will be amazed at it.

4. There are many stalagmites around the Qingming Festival. The bamboo shoots hiding under it seem to be dug up by a spring rain overnight, just like chickens breaking out of their shells, all sticking out their heads and looking at the world eagerly. Fresh bamboo shoots are yellow, just like small pagodas.

After the rain, green stalagmites emerged, forming a green world. Some spring bamboo shoots are supported by stones weighing several kilograms, which seem to be stones pushed away for breaking ground, showing stalagmites' tenacious vitality and unyielding character.