Beach Descriptive Writing

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Standing on the beach always gives me an odd, specific, and special feeling. It's like being awestruck. I mean actually struck, too. It hits me like a sharp slap on the cheek, taking my breath away. The idea of the seemingly unending vastness envelops my mind. It's almost unfathomable, something so big. It puts my tiny world to shame. I know so little, all the places I know are so small compared to the sea. Such a large body of water could swallow all I know without even being affected. It can scare me, the insignificance I feel as I stand on the beach. While my mind is left reeling, my body takes in the physical feelings. All the different weather changes the nature of my thoughts, just as it changes the way the world feels. Sunny days, clear

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