Beach Descriptive Writing

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She glanced back briefly at him with a wide grin on her face before taking off in a sprint down the beach. Only inches behind her, he reached out, sweeping her off her feet and pulling her into his arms. Holding her close, he spun around in circles, her silky, crimson red gown twirling in the wind. A smile graced her lips as she held tightly on to her COHORT and looked into his brilliant blue eyes. She leaned her head back and closed her eyes, letting herself be consumed by the warmth of the radiant sun. She loved the way it felt; it was as if she were flying, floating above the world.
Moments later, he released her from his embrace and setting her down. She removed her heels from her feet and tossed them in the sand, slipping her toes into the warm, smooth grains. Taking his hand in hers, they began to PROMENADE the shoreline. The sun reflected off the rippling water, its golden light warped in the twisted glass waves. She placed her head gently in the crook of his neck and leaned into him, breathing in his captivating scent. RESONATING in her ears was the soft crashing of the waves against the rocky beach, brushing each stone with a gentle caress as the wind ushered them to the shore. The cool ocean water swept over her feet, …show more content…
Gray, ENGORGED clouds began to disperse across the sky, blocking out the welcoming sunlight. She giggled and held out her hands as the first few chilling drops of rain descended from the sky. The droplets pelted down furiously, soaking her long, chestnut hair and beautiful gown. She looked up at him and her eyes locked with his. She studied every inch of his face as the rain pounded down around them. After a minute, it dwindled to a drizzle and the wind subsided once again to a slight breeze. He held out his hand, indicating an unspoken question. She smiled and readily accepted his gesture, intertwining her fingers with

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