In the story ‘A Christmas Memory’, it gave you lots of things to picture in your head. The imagery used in this story is meant to give you the ability to see certain things, hear certain sounds, and be able to touch, taste, and smell certain articles. “Her face is remarked-not unlike Lincoln's, craggy like that, and tinted by sun and wind; but it is delicate too, finely boned, and her eyes are sherry-colored and timid.” That is an example of imagery.
Being able to hear a certain sound in a story is not entirely difficult. Example, “Dollar bills, tightly rolled and green as May bids. Sombers fifty-cent pieces, heavy enough to weight a dead man’s eyes. Lovely dimes, the liveliest coin, the one that really jingles.”. You can hear the coins clinking
Being able to hear a certain sound in a story is not entirely difficult. Example, “Dollar bills, tightly rolled and green as May bids. Sombers fifty-cent pieces, heavy enough to weight a dead man’s eyes. Lovely dimes, the liveliest coin, the one that really jingles.”. You can hear the coins clinking