Entry #3: Mint
I had recently gone to the store and bought myself a small package of mints. When I arrived home, I tore the paper packaging open and took a singular mint out. It was hard to the touch and white as snow.
The mint I had eaten left me feeling refreshed. Like I had gone outside and sucked in a huge breath of cool springtime air. It made my mouth and throat burn but in a pleasant way. It feels like I can breathe smoother. The smell on my breath is strong and lingering. I could feel how it dissolved in my mouth. The sound of the crunching was loud inside my mouth, the chunks of it being broken down seemed to amplify the flavor and strength of the freshness. The flavor is strong, biting, almost spicy, it left me feeling like I was outside during the winter season where snow covered the ground like a thick blanket.
The mint I had eaten left me feeling refreshed, giving me the sensation as if I could see my own breath as I exhaled. Inhaling made my mouth feel like a cave in the mountains.

I loved that you used spicy as a comparison i feel like i was the only one that felt like some times mints are spicy.
ReplyDeleteYour description of the mint is so vivid! I love how you capture the sensation of freshness, especially the cool, almost spicy flavor and the feeling of being outdoors in winter. The details about the crunch and how the mint dissolves really bring the experience to life! It makes me almost want to try one myself.
ReplyDeleteGood start with using sensory details to describe this experience though you did use the word "mint" several times. Keep pushing yourself!
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