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Gennie
10:22
I can see paint splattered on the wall like blood dripping from a cut.
Charlie John Moore Primary
10:23
I can see the fresh oak door looming in the classroom
Utkarsha-Warren Road
10:23
I can see a scab on my knee like a huge river crossing the Earth.
Seb F Flax Hill Junior
10:23
I can see branches arching in the wind.
India (Pensby Primary)
10:23
I can see the sun shining fiercely through my bedroom window.
Kaiden L - Moldgreen
10:23
I see three tick tocking hands going round in a circle.
Ted K.B Lionel Primary School
10:23
Carpet secring the floor from uncomfiness.
Sachin-Warren Road
10:23
I can see plants snaking across the windows as if it is a cobra strangling.
Devon
10:23
A velvet curtain was draped over the windows.
George Llandogo
10:23
I can see a granite frame encasing a silver piece of glass.
Rosa-Micklefield School
10:23
I can see a chandelier glistening like a thousand rays of the sun.
Larraine H
10:23
Emily Manor field - great image - maybe edit the word agar - not sure what you meant - but loved the idea.
Izzy SWW
10:23
I can see the curtain draping over the book like a duvet over a sheet.
CJ
10:23
Flowers bloom on a china plate, a black “c” on it like a snake chasing its own tail.
Rosie
10:23
Sorry I wrote strapped instead of trapped.
Mr Smith LEH
10:23
Snake-like wires slither across my desk, coiling themselves in a darkened corner.
Mrs Kilgour
10:23
Amelia - ooo I love the idea of trees bending to an orchestra - how did you come up with it? Have you read something similar?
Onora
10:23
I can see a beautiful dress, colours as bright as the sun.
Lexi delvels
10:23
Rain drops on the cedar window
Mrs James
10:23
Ju-Ah - great imagery of the tissue box.  Tissues are there for sadness, sickness and even wipe away our tears when we are happy.  Would the tissues in the box be storing the tears or waiting to wipe away the tears?
Mrs VB, Australia
10:23
Ida, tell us more about the coffee - what makes it seem fresh? Is it steaming, or ...?
Pen Pen Malorees Junior School
10:23
I can see yellow cellotape stetched out and sticky.
Mrs H Bispham Drive Junior
10:23
I can see the creases down the spine of my book like the scars on a pirate's face.
6B Micklefield
10:23
I can see the sunlight crawling through the window into the classroom of joy.
Larraine H
10:23
Douglas - love the comparison with an old dictionary and an old bike. Very unusual. Could you say more about your bike maybe?
Oliver/UCPS
10:23
Worn chairs waiting for some heavy body to sit on it.
Ida
10:23
I can see the rings in a wood table like places on a map.
Guest
10:23
I can see plants sitting on the table; frowning.
Mrs Shirtliff
10:23
Rosa - I can really picture your chandelier.
Freya pensby primary school
10:23
I can see Cristal windows shining in the bright.
Micklefield 6M
10:23
I can see the hand sanitizer, bubbles frozen in time, waiting to jump into our hands like a life guard.
Louie Summerfields
10:23
I can see white wires carrying volts of power to the black computer like blood going through my body.
Elliott Westfield
10:24
I can see a miniature version of the room reflected in a pair of glasses.
Mrs D Bispham Drive
10:24
Sophia  Illuminating the gun-grey clouds - beautiful imagery.
James LEH
10:24
skipping ropes shimmering like a bit of steel on a beech
Sachin-Warren Road
10:24
Thanks Mrs Kilgour and Bispham Drive
Noah - Moldgreen
10:24
I can see it as blue as the sea and the top is a cloud.
Jodie
10:24
I can see headphones as fluffy as kittens fur
Mrs James
10:24
Micklefield - great spot of the hand sanitizer.  Something that we can all relate to.
Kailen_Summerfields
10:24
I can see draws full of ancient calculators.
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