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We walk out of the airport and stop, frozen in sheer amazement at the picturesque view of Bermuda. This sheer amazement occurs when one is so astonished at what his eyes lay upon that his body forgets all functions, as if each muscle and organ is in envy of what the eyes are rewarded with. (Definition) As if on cue, the aroma of peppers comes upon us as we look upon the clear, turquoise water waving back and forth in front of us between the immaculate palm trees swaying in the light breeze. We follow

her emotions. After the birth of her second child Sexton suffered a mental break down. In “Her Kind” Sexton describes how she feels isolated from the world. She refers to herself as a possessed witch whose warm caves lay in the woods. Sexton uses analogy to express her house as the warm cave in the woods. This type of metaphor expressed how sexton feels about herself compared to society. Throughout the poem see uses repetation of I have been her kind. Meaning that she has tried to fit into the social

As we get there, we both realize that we all had the same idea to go to the mountains, Erza exhales "well, I guess splitting up didn't work." Lucy yells " I can see a cavity in the cave just over there," "well done!" Erza enthuses. As we approach the cavern, me being me trips over my own feet, Gajeel helps to pull me back on my feet, He smirks snickering "Well done on the clumsiest person off the year award, shrimp," I pout and cross

h1: Florida Sinkholes in the News - Florida Homes Evalcuated Three large holes opened up in the backyard of a Fort Richey home, forcing the homeowner to evacuate her home. The sinkhole caused no injuries, but experts say that this type of occurenace is not rare. Authorites suspect the sinkhole may have developed after repairs were recently made to her home. One hole measured 10 to 20 feet in diameter and 15 feet deep. As a safety precaution, six nearby homes were notified of the

multitude of differently coloured leaves and vegetation as far as the eye can see. Even though the forest is expansive, the vegetation manages to remain fairly well kept, giving off a peaceful and calm vibe. Scattered throughout the forest are large caves (some containing treasure!) and other small animal communities. But, this story is not about the other communities, it is about Enchantia and its residents. In particular, the small green dragon who goes by the name of Grassy, and her best friend:

one's vision. Her clothes are soaked through in moments and her backpack saturates, her hunting coat offers her no protection for the vengeful storm. There is only one thing Ashley can think to do. Maybe 2 summers ago Ashley had discovered a natural cave only a mile or so from her camp

hears his name. He nervously turns his head and walks through the dirt and takes a peak through the bushes. Behind the trees appeared to be a cave. John curiously proceeds to the caves. Walking on the balls of his feet, cutting through the grass before him appeared to be the cave. Its exterior old – extremely old with cobwebs surrounding the base of the caves. Looking around on the left side of the medieval looking door appeared a handle.

short walk away, reached via a path that lead out into the forest from behind the motel. The cave entrance was a wide, low crevice at the base of a steep hill, interposed between the ground and a colossal wedge of rock. It looked to me uncannily like a cavernous mouth, devouring any light that entered its gaping jaws; and as such, I was reluctant to walk into it. When I hesitated at the threshold of the cave, however, Terence called teasingly back to me, suggesting that if I was too afraid to come

INTRODUCTION Rarely do the geologic processes of the earth make major news headlines, but oftentimes when they do, it is because a catastrophic event has occurred and has seized public attention. This was unfortunately the case in 2013, when Florida native Jeff Bush became the victim of a tragic geologic event that left many Americans wondering if they were truly ever standing on “solid ground” (Sinkhole Swallows Florida Man). Bush, and a large portion of his suburban home, was swallowed up by

Nia.” Nicholas Pierce looked up from his tablet and grabbed his brief case from the seat beside him. Actively avoided eye contact with anyone, he shuffled out into the open square. The light from the giant solar lamps attached to the ceiling of the cave high above caused him to wince and look down into his tablet once again. It was already eight o’ clock. The trams seemed to be getting later and later every day. Checking his email, Nicholas once again read over his project schedule. 10:00- Three