Most people think of jewels when they hear the word “emerald.” I, on the other hand, think of Emerill who cooks! I know it’s not the same spelling, but some people pronounce “emerald” trailing off on the final consonant, “d,” so it almost sounds like “Emerill.
Diana Gish
Emerald gleams green but not as green as the mountains I have loved, it has not the strength of the trees pulled by the wind and still remaining, it has not the scent of suntun flowers by the rice terraces after rain, it is green but cold, not the teeming, breathing of rolly-pollies stumbling under small flowers. You are beautiful but not mine , not nearly as precious as all the things I loved.
Her eyes were like emeralds, the way that they sparkled, even in the dark. There was a strange but intriguing depth to her stared. He knew that she was a robot, but he loved it. “I’ll take her. Please wrap her up.”
Most people think of jewels when they hear the word “emerald.” I, on the other hand, think of Emerill who cooks! I know it’s not the same spelling, but some people pronounce “emerald” trailing off on the final consonant, “d,” so it almost sounds like “Emerill.
Emerald gleams green but not as green as the mountains I have loved, it has not the strength of the trees pulled by the wind and still remaining, it has not the scent of suntun flowers by the rice terraces after rain, it is green but cold, not the teeming, breathing of rolly-pollies stumbling under small flowers. You are beautiful but not mine , not nearly as precious as all the things I loved.
Her eyes were like emeralds, the way that they sparkled, even in the dark. There was a strange but intriguing depth to her stared. He knew that she was a robot, but he loved it. “I’ll take her. Please wrap her up.”