La mujer salvadorena

Janet Guzman
Period 1
01/25/09
Second Draft
“A picture is worth a thousand words”

People wouldn’t have noticed the beauty of this scene if it would have been in the colors of your normal skyblue or ocean blue. Which are the colors that we are used to seeing. I mean these are pretty colors, but there are always those colors that make you feel like you’re in paradise. There is a wholetransformation of blues to purples, reds, and oranges. There is a difference though of your ordinary purple, red, and orange. The colors seem to be telling how beautiful nature can be and different aswell.
The sky is what catches your attention. Your common blue sky is the color of a deep rainbow violet turning as soft as a newborn’s skin. This soft violet turns into a softer orange looking like agrapefruit‘s inside, but don’t think that it looks like your 3 year old brother’s first drawing that you can obviously tell that he has no sense of what colors go and what colors don’t. The colorsare all blended in together in the right places. They go from extremely strong to extremely soft. The water is probably the calmest you have ever seen. It seems like the milk that was inside of theglass you just tipped over. Cascading, but in a straight line. And your usual blue water is a beautiful red, but it isn’t a deep red like the lipstick your grandma would wear, but a gentle one like afteryour grandma kissed you and its smudge all over your face. Lets say that after your grandma smudged her red lipstick all over your face your 3 year old sister came and drew beautiful yellow and purplerays that look like a master piece.
The clouds though are the most beautiful and rare. They are like a mixture of all these colors put together. They almost seem magical in a way. The clouds lookso low that you actually think that you can just put a short ladder and climb to them. Making you want to take a nap for eternity. Or as low as being able to jump up and taking a bit of them to take...