Wicker metaphor sentence

1. The willow hangs down its silky wicker and gently shakes it in the spring breeze, as if waving to people.

2. It's raining in Mao Mao, and willows "look up" in the fog, as if going abroad to wash their hair with rain. There are also those branches, some of which are dancing beautifully and jumping happily on the branches; Some lean together, as if whispering!

3. A line of willows is half immersed in the water, as if a group of girls lifted their skirts and stood in the moonlight to wash their long hair.

4. The long and narrow willow leaves are the hair of willow. They hang softly to the waist, some are very long, and they hang down to the river. From a distance, they look like a green-haired girl dressed by the river.

The first spring rain fell like dust, and the willows by the river were like the hair of a girl who had just bathed, dripping with crystal water drops.

6. Willow is like a beautiful girl with long hair, dancing in the breeze. Her dancing is elegant, beautiful and intoxicating.

7. Willow, like a naughty child, constantly fondles the clothes and hats of pedestrians; Like a dancing girl; Like a whirling old woman standing by the bridge, looking forward to guarding the returning figure.

8. The willows on the roadside are like lace under a girl's skirt, swaying with the wind and touching.

9. The branches of willow trees are covered with green leaves. Leaves are like undulating boats. A breeze blew, the branches swayed gently, and the leaves danced lightly on the branches, like a boat.

10, a tall willow covered with new green leaves, looks like it is decorated with jasper.