Monday, 18 June 2018

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Lazing in the dry golden grass , the stif trees tower over me the sound of breeze hitting the rushes. Wanting my claws and teeth dug into a buffalo.  I have my eye locked on the meal. This is the feast of a lifetime.

The threatening rocks hide me .  My flawless patience is the key to a successful hunt.My trio lines up.  The Grand Canyon barrier surrounds us. There is no escape.

The beast comes closer and closer I duck and cover myself as much as possible. It notices us, it comes to a stand still. It  breathes heavy, flinches, makes a bolt we move in I bounce onto it. I slip off it runs. You're lucky this time.

3 comments:

  1. Kia ora, I am Daniel from Makauri School.
    I really liked the language that you used in your writing, also the way that you described everything in the scene.
    I learnt the features of your animals, and your scene.
    Maybe you could add what some of the animals are and were you were in the world.
    If you would like to see my learning visit my blog here

    Mā te wā Thanks Daniel

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    1. thanks Daniel fr the feed back I will try to add more detail

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