English Lit – Descriptive Writing

bring up the scene at a train station It is 8 oclock in the break of day at Liverpool train station, the busiest hour throughout the whole day, its also known as the brace hour. Trains of all imaginable colours gradually draw to a halt, causing a slightly ruin smell from the brakes. As the automatic doors fly open, continuous flows start of tidy sum shoving and pushing, rushing to get transfer into the already crowded station. The noise of the tannoy is hidden beneath the murmur of the crowds of people.Mothers franticly scan for their lost children, while groups of people and tourists rush out eagerly ready to explore the city. Teenagers huddled together by the walls giggle to each other while on their new, shiny blackberry mobiles. People sigh due to the now elongate waiting for the toilets as the queues start to grow. Unfortunately the smell of urine diffuses into the air from the toilets. Business people in their smart suits and briefcases march through the station, oblivio us to anything that is going on.Impatient men and women stomp their fingers on the touch subterfuge ticket machine, hoping that by doing so it will work faster. They then become even more forbid when they then discover the escalator is not working and have to drag their entire luggage polish it. Before the exits, there are many food and drink shops, such as McDonalds, Pizza chanty and Starbucks. Theres a fighting battle for smells as people walk through the centre. buttery fries and burger smells emmiting from MsDonalds, followed by coffee and cakes from Starbucks, then Pizza and burned wedges from Pizza Hut.