Grade 2 describes the scene of fog

The second graders described the scene of fog as follows:

1. The morning sky was filled with thick fog. The fog covers the fields and villages like a veil. The white fog was like a huge veil, covering everything on the earth. The fog rolled slowly under the breeze, like the waves of the sea or the snow peaks on the icebergs, making people feel as if they were in heaven.

2. In the heavy fog, there was only chaos and nothing could be seen. The trees, houses, and mountains in the distance seemed to be covered with gauze. The fog is getting bigger and bigger, first coming in wisps, and then flowing in groups, making the earth blurry and dark. Everything in front of me was shrouded in a misty morning mist. The sun rose slowly, leaving only a blush, a faint light shining through the confusion.

3. It’s foggy. This colorful street, this spacious road, and this tall building are all hidden in the fog. Nothing can be seen clearly. There is only a vast white fog between the sky and the earth. The wet fog, the cool fog! When people walked past me, their backs gradually disappeared, and the morning mist gradually hid them.

4. On the way, a red sun slowly rose from the east. The thick fog was torn away layer by layer like cotton wool, gradually turning into a layer of fine yarn, and the scenery in the distance began to be hazy. Appearing hazily; looking up, the sky is full of red clouds, the sea is full of golden waves, and the red sun is like a furnace of boiling molten steel, spurting out, crystal clear and dazzling, what a beautiful picture!