Descriptive Writing Beach

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With each step, millions of microscopic granules of sand fill the gaps between my perfectly painted toes. The top layer of sand is burning hot to the touch, but as I dig my toes in deeper, the heat fades to a refreshing dampness. Glimmers of light catch the glossy sheen of my ruby red nail polish in almost the same way that diamonds reflect light. The rays of the summer sun are beating down all around me, like a spotlight flooding into an unilluminated room. The air is warm, yet there is a slight, cool breeze that carries with it the enchanting scent of sea salt and sun tan lotion. Shedding my shorts and teeshirt as I went, I eventually made my way down the beachfront until my feet met with the water’s edge. The icy water splashed up to my

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