Descriptive Essay About A Little Girl

Little Girl

There was once a little innocent girl who loved everything and everyone around her. She loved her family, she loved the simple things people gave her, and she saw everyone completely the same. There was no such thing as judgement, and there was no such thing as reputations. Her world was filled with happiness and love.

She remembered her first time to go to school. Man, was she excited. The thought of meeting new people the same age as her made it exhilarating. She remembered the first step on to the school grounds. She remembered the sounds of laughter and wails; the sound of shoes tapping in the hallways, and she remembered all the teachers’ voices and faces. There was no problem of her making friends. In fact, she became quite known to the school since she was really outgoing and confident. Her mom would call her the candidate since she could be seen waving to tons of people that were swimming through the hallways.

Surrounding herself with people she met and loved, it was time for her to go to different schools. She went to this school which was humongous, pretty exclusive, and ‘posh’ as she would describe it. But this wasn’t really a reason for her happy,

She drew herself in the circle. She was seen holding objects and she was surrounded with smilies, hearts and flowers. She started to tap her pen to the notepad, wondering what was wrong with the picture she sketched. Her eyes darkened, and her facial expressions dropped like rain splashed on to the river, as the ripples epitomise the sudden realisation of things. Pen poised whilst trembling with sadness and anger, she drew paper bags on the heads of the group of people around her. She flipped the etched grin on her face and intensely drew lines in ire that covered the smilies, hearts and flowers. She dropped the pen to the ground, causing echoes to the empty, lonely room. She tore the paper off and extended her arm forward to see the bigger