What sentences describe "corn ripening"?

1, the stems and leaves of corn are dark green; The grinning corncob is golden yellow; The top of the corn cob is like clusters of women's tidbits, some are lavender, some are pink and some are beige.

The whole corn looks like a beautiful girl who came back from picking flowers in the mountains, with white tail feathers on her head, swaying gently in the wind. She wore a dark green dress with a bunch of colorful wild flowers in her arms. The autumn wind blew and her skirt swayed. She danced and told people the story of autumn with beautiful gestures and colors.

Harvesting corn is the most tiring and the last thing I want to do. Green tulle tents, dense cornfields, no one can be seen inside.

4. The tassel is covered with pollen grains. I am most afraid of drilling corn fields. Every time my father always cuts off the tassel with a sickle, otherwise I won't drill. Once the pollen on these ears of corn falls into the collar, you won't feel comfortable for a day, and the itching is unbearable.

At that time, the cornfields were endless. My family's land is often at the bottom, and my family is also the first to harvest corn.

6. In the fields, the fresh wind is blowing slowly. What unfolds before your eyes is a cornfield full of fruits, and it is also a cornfield full of numerous traps, large and small.

7. After the autumn harvest, golden corn cobs can be seen everywhere in the farm yard. The corn piles piled up in the fence are like golden pagodas; The corn pigtails hanging under the eaves are like a string of pearl curtains. They are like smiling little arhats, telling a bumper harvest year with a smile.

8. Corn kernels are golden and crystal clear. In early summer, they are in close contact with the hot soil and whisper to the humid air. I'm behind Joe and time is behind me.

9. Where there are hills and slopes, cornfields have been ruled by yellow. Just ten days or half a month ago, these slopes and mountains used to be the territory of corn youth.

10, the thick corn cob is more than 30 centimeters long, like a faded gold stick.