Thursday, May 30, 2013

Puke Ariki Descriptive Writing

Mindless

When I first walked into Puke Ariki, I heard a busy hum and smelt the mouth watering food in the Cafe, but when I stepped into the undeniably warm room that held priceless Maori artifacts in cold glass display cases. I was surprised with the strange, lingering silence. Soon after I was captured by the feeling that I had stepped back into the past. Even the touch of the hard stone anchor was not enough to wake me from my timeless trance. So I walked, calm and unnoticed, enjoying the feeling of the soft carpet beneath my feet. My soft breathing a constant lullaby. I was forever trapped in this peaceful world, lost, mindless.


By Zoe QK

21 comments:

  1. Sorry if there are any mistakes. Please tell me what you think.

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  2. awesome i love .......

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  3. I love monkeys (and your story!!)

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  4. i love sloths and my story

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  5. your story is Awesome!!!!!!!!

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  6. your Welcome!!!

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  7. Zoe, what a fabulous piece of writing. You certainly did use some powerful phrases and words just like the learning intended. One of the best pieces of writing I've seen you do yet. You have a future in writing!! Well done.

    Proud Miss K ;-)

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    1. I hope my next story is even better!

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  8. I love your choice of words Zoe. I can really feel the contrast between first entering Puke Ariki and then moving on.

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  9. Zoe that was an awesome story!! It was really descriptive!! I wanted to read it over and over again!!

    I love your story as much as I love horses!!

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  10. Zoe, that capture's the feeling of Puke Ariki beautifully, keep writing missy - you've got talent!!!

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  11. Wow! That's really good!!!!!!!! you are the worlds best writer!!!!!!

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  12. Cool Zoe Qk a.k.a ninja

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  13. Meg - In Dubai :)June 1, 2013 at 3:16 AM

    Wow, I think you are a better writer then me and I'm almost in Year 8! That is fantastic, great use of language. Keep it up!

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  14. I like the title I forgot to say!

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