The Old House
I decided to visit the countryside this summer to enjoy the bounties of nature. I had hoped to escape the bustling urban sprawl and to be encircled by the verdant meadows. However, I was too ill-fated to fulfil these longings.
Upon arrival, I decided to stroll around. Soon I encountered a sequestered old house. Dark. Dusty. Daunting. The perplexing structure of this mysterious dwelling compelled me to enter it. I pushed the creaky door open. An enormous lacy cobweb hung down as if it was waiting to pounce upon my blonde curls. I then bumped into disorderly cluttered remains of the furniture whose stiff plush has now shrouded with dirt. The once cosy, comfortable sofa is now nothing less than trash. What a pity to call it so! For this forsaken monstrous structure once might have been the warm abode of happy lives and full of life itself.