Ma. Ratliff’s Examples: HEAR- Each unravelling twist of the cellophane wrapper brought a cringe to the mother’s face. (This creates the image of a noisy wrapper.) SEE- A kaleidoscope of red and white filled the mother’s purse. (This creates the image of the colors of a peppermint.)
ADDING IMAGERY TO WRITING A kaleidoscope of red and white filled the mother’s purse. Katy’s mother never left home without a purse full of peppermints. The child begged her mother of peppermint. The mother agreed, but gave her a oh-so-familiar look that said, “Be quiet when you open it.” Katy soon forgot her location—church—and she ripped open the candy. Each unravelling twist of the cellophane wrapper brought a cringe to the mother’s face.
“The Shell” by James Stephens Copy & read the excerpt and imagine the scene he describes. Underline the words that represents a type of imagery and label what type of imagery it can be classified
And straightway like a bell Came low and clear The slow, sad murmur of the distant seas, ………………………………………………….. And in the hush of waters was the sound Of pebbles rolling round, For ever rolling with a hollow sound. And bubbling sea-weeds as the waters go Swish to and fro Their long, cold tentacles of slimy grey.