45 Quotes About Descriptive-writing

Reality was a bad choice of enemy — it had no need for disguise, didn't respect the rules, and hit below the belt.

She left two mermaid tears, crystals with a bit of salt embedded in them, on his pillow.

Ooh! Oo-wooh!' groaned Henry, looking up to see that even Albert Einstein was willing him on. Amber grasped at lumps of his flesh and felt as if she were steering a rickety bus on a bumpy goat track.

Rising only to the edge of her waist — for she knew full well how the sight of a tail affects mortal men — the mermaid showed the prince her shell-like breasts, her pearly skin, the phosphorescence of her hair. She held a webbed hand over her mouth, her fingers as slim as the ribs of a fan. Then she pulled her hand away, displaying her smile. She was well trained in the arts of seduction, as was he. Royalty abounds in it.

There is an Arabic proverb that says: She makes you feel like a loaf of freshly baked bread.

Our lives are spent plopped on the gluteal upholstery for eight hours a day with only imaginary friends for company, spinning lies, marinating in envy, and wondering when the Pulitzer committee is going to twig to our brilliance.

... tears, like drops of wax, flowed from his eyes.

Misha didn't finish flossing his sculpted popcorn molars, though the upkeep of his teeth was the closest he had to a sacred rite.

He's been spoiled 'til salt won't save him.