Descriptive writing calls for close attention to details--details of sight and sound, sometimes even of smell, touch, and taste.
2. Write a descriptive essay. Choose from the following topics or use an appropriate one of your own:
- a waiting room
- a basketball, baseball glove, or tennis racket
- a cell phone
- a treasured belonging
- a laptop computer
- a favorite restaurant
- your dream house
- your ideal roommate
- a closet
- your memory of a place that you visited as a child
- a locker
- an accident scene
- a city bus or subway train
- an unusual room
- a child's secret hiding place
- a bowl of fruit
- an item left too long in your refrigerator
- backstage during a play or a concert
- a vase of flowers
- a rest room in a service station
- a street that leads to your home or school
- your favorite food
- the inside of a spaceship
- the scene at a concert or athletic event
- an art exhibit
- an ideal apartment
- your old neighborhood
- a small town cemetery
- a pizza
- a pet
- a photograph
- a hospital emergency room
- a particular friend or family member
- a painting
- a storefront window
- an inspiring view
- a work table
- a character from a book, movie, or television program
- a refrigerator or washing machine
- a Halloween costume
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