January 21, 2014

Journey of a Raindrop (Homework Year 6)

I was first evaporated by the burning sun and transformed from a raindrop to a water vapor, snatched away from a lake of fellow raindrops. Although a raindrop is stated to contain no feelings, I could feel emotions bounding about my liquid body; I felt quite scared to where this blind journey would lead me and what should become of my mates. In spite of these strange happenings, I rose up into the air as gently as a kite.

Suddenly, a bitter cold feeling washed over me and to my uttermost joy I was all of a sudden transformed to my original state - a raindrop. Just at that moment, a strange feeling overcame me, and I realised that I was unknowingly forming a cloud which was pale and fluffy as a pom-pom. However, it was most terribly congested, and horror made me gasp as realisation struck me- I was going to suffocate! My most terrifying moment had taken place…

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And just when my thoughts were leading my mind (which was a watery substance) down a horror path, I eventually slipped down the hem of the wandering, unfolding the stuffy clouds, and tearing the everlasting sky and rushing at an alarming speed with millions of raindrops racing with me on a mysterious journey; it had begun to rain (the process of precipitation) The view from high above was breathtaking, and the beauty of the nature of which I had been so unaware of, astounded me. In contrary to these unexpected and unusual happenings, I landed with a ‘plop’ on a large lopsided hill and furthermore, I raced down the bottom of the hill as if it where a great, ginormous slimy slide.

In conclusion, I suddenly found myself floating in a comfortable stream, before long I was collected in a swimming ocean of raindrop friends. I was once again reunited with my fellow raindrops who were particularly concerned about me, and I couldn’t have been happier. I was much surprised to learn that several of my friends have been through this process as well called - the water cycle.

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