The beginning of a sentence describing the fruit of autumn

1. I came to the farmhouse and saw a tall sea red fruit tree, full of red fruits, which was about to bend my mother's waist.

2. Look, all of them are crystal clear. Some pomegranates are turquoise, transparent and shiny in the sun, just like carved with jade. Some pomegranates laugh like chubby dolls.

The beige pear is as yellow as a layer of gold powder. From a distance, it hangs there like a gourd, golden.

The red apple is like a shy little girl, afraid to speak. The eggplant ran gracefully, and its mouth cracked at the hour. Oranges and persimmons lit up the whole orchard with lanterns.

5. Look! There are many fruits here: apples are big and round, like red balls, and the trees there are covered with big persimmons, like red lanterns; Strings of purple grapes hung heavily on the tree, like strings of glittering and translucent pearls. There are pears from Huang Chengcheng, crunchy dates, and pomegranate with a big grin, which makes people feel excited. It's really mouth watering.

6. You see, in the farmland, the rice is bent with laughter, the sorghum is red, and the pods are shaking one by one, making a rustling sound, as if singing a hymn of harvest; Pieces of cotton peaches have also been blown away by the autumn wind. They scrambled to spit out one snow-white cotton after another. I wonder how happy they are to see the farmer's uncle harvesting in the field?

When I walked into the orchard, the first thing I saw was the orange tree. Ripe oranges hang on trees like gold ingots. "I should be the first one to come this season." At this time, I always think so, because if those children were earlier than me, the "golden ingot" would have disappeared long ago!