Waves Drawing Easy Novels & Stories

saway nya rito. Pero kahit anong gawin niya, nilamon pa rin ng tubig ang likod niya hanggang sa inilapag siya ni Lawson. Clea sighed in peace as she savors the feeling of the water softly lapping her body. Nagpakawala siya ng isang malalim na hininga at nag-umpisang lumangoy. She felt relaxed as euphoria hits her, excitement and enjoyment, hence swimming is a wonderful feeling... with your favorite person.

Dahil hindi ito pipiliin ng Diyos at ng kaniyang Ama kung hindi ito mas makapangyarihan sa kaniya. Isa sa ang pinakapangyarihang elemento sa lupa ay ang tubig. Ito ang siyang pinakakailangan ng mga tao. Kaya ni Wave na wasakin ang nagbobola niyang mga apoy. Tubig ang siyang kahinaan ng lahat. “Siya lang ang tanging kailangan ko, Wave. . . laban sa iyo. Alam kong hindi mo ako magagalaw kapag andito lang si Asula sa tabi ko. Alam kong importante 'tong babae sa buhay mo.”

Even though at this our they don't need to use one. The beach’s waves has many colours, sizes and sounds that make noises like a crash noise. The colours of the waves of the beach are like a colourful rainbow just coming out from the mountain of happiness. The colours of the waves are special. Red is when candy will in an instant spread throughout the whole big yellow beach. Blue is when big, fat and amazing blue whales, blue dolphins and blue. I step in the water first. I know the water last few hours isn't cold as this. The water is cold but manage to feel good at my skin. The water is still below my legs.I touch the water leaving Cross hands for a while.

Ale just needs to trust her at doon siya hirap na hirap. P already chose her wave. He watched her position herself for the approaching wave and paddled hard. She was fast. P jumped to her feet and now she’s standing with her feet apart— sort of like a fighting stance. The woman rode the waves with confidence and elegance. He’s not going to lie— the pull is getting stronger. He is impressed.

saad ni Aki na parang nagsisimula na mapikon sa mga kapatid niya. Isa-isa nilang kaming binati sa pagkakabalikan namin ni Aki kaya naging masaya ang simpleng salu-salo noong gabing iyon. “I always thought that waves are too destructive and can sink my boat,” mataman ko siyang tinignan sa mga mata habang sinasabi niya iyon. “But I realize that I just have to follow its current. That I just have to follow your waves to understand you... that I just have to jump out of my boat to feel your calmness,” bulong niya sa tenga ko.

“Good, girl. Now, can you do what I did?” “S-Susubukan ko!” Inalala ko ang ginawa niya at huminga nang malalim bago lumangoy. Agad rin akong umahon dahil sa kaba. “You’re doing great. Subukan mo ulit” Paulit-ulit ko iyon ginawa hanggang sa maging komportable na ako sa tubig at sa paglangoy. Dumaan sa isip ko ang napapanuod ko sa tv. ‘Yung kung papaano lumangoy ang mga sirena. Kagat-labi kong tiningnan ang tubig. Gagawin ko ba? Wala namang masama kung susubukan ko hindi ba?

Workers move in synchronized chaos, their voices blending with the sound of heavy machinery and crashing waves. I remained stoic, standing from a distance, silently observing the steady flow of business. Despite the commotion, my gaze drifted to the sea. The cold breeze and waves seemed to welcome me, their rhythmic motion giving me an odd sense of longing—like an invitation to dive into those captivating, pristine blue waters. "Ms. Isabelle!" Napalingon ako nang marinig ang sigaw ni Viviana mula sa malayo.