Every now and again I find a sentence in a book I’m reading that sticks in my mind. Words that jump out at me, ones that paint a picture, one I can understand, visualise, relate to.
Here’s three I came upon this past two weeks
Some internal explosion seemed to have driven a thousand broken blood vessels against the inside of his cheeks.
MAESTRO by Peter Goldsworthy
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I didn’t want to spend my time sweating at the stove , everything eaten by half past twelve and not a thing to show for it.
SARAH THORNHILL by Kate Grenville
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Also (thanking her) for keeping it down (the noise) while the poisonous afterglow of all that Barossa shiraz had its wicked way with him.
ERYIE by Tim Winton
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I’d be very happy if I could write words someone could relate to
I can relate to Tim Winton. Didn’t he write cloudstreet? I loved that book! And congrats on being the blog of the week!!!
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That’s why reading is so good for us,so we learn to write beautifully! These are so good.
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Some people can really makes words dance and sing can’t they?
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