How can you describe the way you look at someone you love?
like she is someone he would do anything for no words to describe the depth of his love for her abandoned all else to love her washed away in his love for her deep ache of wanting to be with her always
How to describe eyes looking away?
My character was staring at someone, and they looked at her. I want to make her look away very quickly, but I don't know what word to use. Not 'glance' or anything.
Can you describe what a sweet and innocent girl looks like who is in her late teens?
eyes that sparkle with an inner light that shines through her and her smiles only multiplies the softness of her gentle nature through every curve of her cheek her baby-doll shirt a soft purple the color of royalty seems only a wither of light compared to her personality that's as golden as the suns rays that touch things even light years away. her bubbly laughter makes people chuckle in response as she steps into a room which was dim until her inner light shinning out came into view. she warms peoples minds. and leaves footprints in the sand of your dessert bringing an oasis into your life as she gently comes and speaks to you about what's on your mind. she has a pale face and grey eyes with long straight hair as if the universe were mirrored in her all knowing body which reflects the light of the whites moon and brightest star and her hair the darkest of space an earthly beauty with the sun at her beck and call. this is what i would describe an innocent girl to be like if i wrote a book.
How would you describe your crush (looks, personality, etc)? What makes them so special to you?
Answering Anonymously for privacy reasonsHow would you describe your crush (looks, personality, etc)? What makes them so special to you?I would describe her as the most interesting and intelligent girl that I knowShe’s about the same height as me, blonde with warm brown eyes, a bubbly personality and the softest pair of lips. She’s insecure about her looks but I think that she’s the most beautiful girl in the world.What makes her special to me is the fact that she became my best friend and wormed her way into my heart and inner group in under a month. That is unheard of for me, it usually takes years for me to let anyone get close enough for me to share secrets with, but this girl quite literally blew through all of my emotional defences and become one of the people who I trust the most in this world (of which there are 4). She knows things about me that I have only ever told one other person and she doesn’t judge me. She’s honest, kind and incredibly sarcastic like me. She’s the only person who I tell absolutely everything.Words cannot describe how much I love this girl
How is a girl’s beauty described?
The Beauty lies within the soul and when it comes to a girl, she is tremendously beautiful in so many ways.She is beautiful when she understands her responsibilities towards her family, she is even more beautiful when she becomes ambitious, career oriented. When she is beating the odds and when every month she fights with herself in those tough five days. When she finally decide to answer back to the street boys who were bothering her from past so many days.A girl is beautiful when her passion define her more than her looks, when she shows you her real face. When she knows that she doesn't needs to hide behind makeup, she is already beautiful. When she accepts her flaws and embrace them. When she knows how to talk, how to speak her mind intelligently. When she understands that sometimes it's fine to sacrifice your wishes for the sake of your family. A girl is beautiful when she choose to take care of her old parents instead of going out of the town for her studies.She is beautiful when she is open to new ideas, places and people. She is beautiful when she knows that she keep nourishing her soul and there is something inside her that makes you just want to be near her.She is beautiful when she becomes selfless, when she's compassionate and caring. The one who doesn't need the approval of others that whether she is a cultured or not. There is a dictum that beauty is intelligence, she is beautiful when she captivate you with her words and opinions.There are people with beautiful faces but ugly souls. A beautiful girl is a girl who can be herself, someone who smiles all the time, who is dying inside but is strong enough to let go of the pain and create a happy atmosphere for everyone. A girl who is not exactly sexually attractive but her personality can make your heart melt.Beauty has nothing to do with appearance, only at heart. Every girl is beautiful.Isn't she beautiful? Just look at her smile.And what about this girl?And aren't they beautiful?Now do we really need anything to describe a girl’s beauty?Let's admire her beauty. Let's tell her how beautiful she is in spite of her skin color, height, eyes or whatever.And girls who don't consider themselves beautiful trust me you are beyond the term beauty.
Why do authors describe a character by having him or her look in a mirror?
It’s a classic but overused way to let the reader see the narrator without breaking point of view.Standard writing problem: how can readers get a picture in their minds of a character they should identify with? Even though the character herself won’t interrupt her day to notice what she looks like?Note, I’d say this is especially common because of colors: hair color and eye color are two of the first things we want to know to picture a person, but the hardest to bring up normally. (Alright, other facial features are hard to mention too… but the world has many more writers who feel compelled to give the shape of a character’s nose than writers who can make it interesting.) It’s easy enough to work into the action that a character’s taller or shorter than others, or what kind of outfit he’s wearing that day (and the consequences of it!) but hair and eye color are harder to mention. Likewise, not every story can work in “and I’m black” without making it forced.So, many writers put the character in front of a mirror, and also use the moment to show what they feel about those looks—or else whether they feel the person they see is ready for the day ahead.It would be a good method if it weren’t used so often. I’d like to see more moments like the character looking at her brothers and be glad she got their green eyes too, or know his brown hair lets him get lost in the crowd.
Describe what your mother and father look like?
My dad is 28 years old. He is African-American(Black), and French descent. He is 6ft I think. His eye color is hazel. His hair is brownish and softly curled. His skin tone is Lightskinned(High-Yellow). He has a buff body. My mother is 28 years old. She is African American(Black) and Irish descent. She's 5ft4 I think. She is light-brown skinned. Her hair is Black and thickly curled. Her eye color is regular brown. She is skinny lmao
Describe blood. Appearance, taste, scent.?
"The thick, dark red liquid slowly oozed out of the wound. I licked it up, it tasted like salt mixed with metal- not a pleasant taste." Yeah, that's how I would describe it. Really, there's only a smell if loads of it is pouring out of a human, and it kind of smells metallic too. By metallic, I mean remember those days you would swing on metal monkey bars and then you would smell your hands and it smelt metal-like? thats what I mean
Could someone please describe the look of a guilty person?
Try different ways of mixing the sentence up. For example: "Guilt twisted her features." "My face dropped in remorse." My examples aren't very good, I know, but try different sentences until you come across the right one. Of course, think about not just how to express her emotions through her face. There's the body language – dropping to her knees, (for a dramatic approach) or having to grab onto something from the shock and realisation of what just happened. The feeling she feels inside – her throat closing up on tears or nausea filling her gut. Especially if it's first person, as your character won't be able to really see what her face is doing. She can imagine what she looks like, but never really know unless she was in front of a mirror. So, in that case, having the character narrate/show their emotions and thoughts would be a good way.