As I got older I became more afraid of clowns. My sister asks, "what wrong with clowns?" I wanted to tell her what happened, but she is too young to understand. So, I told her, "they are just scary." I've always been afraid of clowns, just never told the whole story. Even though she won't understand, I tell her the story anyway.
The strange looking man approaches me, fake nose burnt, hair burnt, and makeup smudged. He says, "HEY THERE KIDDO! HOW ARE YOU DOING TODAY?" I can feel myself sweating and shaking. But couldn't help myself I started to cry and scream.
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"Hey, do you boys want to go to the circus?" My dad asked as he opened our bedroom door. "Uh sure, dad." I said as my older brother and I lazily got out of bed yawned and headed for the …show more content…
The gigantic circus tent, menacing and amazing, brought joy to all those who entered. The circus went on like a normal one should. The loud music, all the lights, and the acrobats are dazzling and amazing. Mesmerized by everything going on, dad chimed in and asked, "Isn't this amazing boys?" To which I replied, "yes this is awesome!" Finally, the part I've been waiting for, the clowns. Dancing and jumping around making everyone laugh. "ALRIGHT LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ARE YOU READY TO SEE SOMETHING AMAZING?!" The announcer yells into the mic. Everyone in the crowd responses with, "YES." The clowns and a few helping hands bring out this gigantic canon. They also set up the biggest net I had ever seen, hoisted up 25 feet in the air. One by one they shot the circus clowns out of the cannon and into the net. After around 2 hours of sitting, standing and cheering, it was the end of the show. Everyone got up and started to leave, but not us, dad took us down to the edge of the ring and asked if we wanted to meet a few of his friends that worked there. So we did and we talked about random things, about how school was and if we liked
The strange looking man approaches me, fake nose burnt, hair burnt, and makeup smudged. He says, "HEY THERE KIDDO! HOW ARE YOU DOING TODAY?" I can feel myself sweating and shaking. But couldn't help myself I started to cry and scream.
Or to go back:
"Hey, do you boys want to go to the circus?" My dad asked as he opened our bedroom door. "Uh sure, dad." I said as my older brother and I lazily got out of bed yawned and headed for the …show more content…
The gigantic circus tent, menacing and amazing, brought joy to all those who entered. The circus went on like a normal one should. The loud music, all the lights, and the acrobats are dazzling and amazing. Mesmerized by everything going on, dad chimed in and asked, "Isn't this amazing boys?" To which I replied, "yes this is awesome!" Finally, the part I've been waiting for, the clowns. Dancing and jumping around making everyone laugh. "ALRIGHT LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, ARE YOU READY TO SEE SOMETHING AMAZING?!" The announcer yells into the mic. Everyone in the crowd responses with, "YES." The clowns and a few helping hands bring out this gigantic canon. They also set up the biggest net I had ever seen, hoisted up 25 feet in the air. One by one they shot the circus clowns out of the cannon and into the net. After around 2 hours of sitting, standing and cheering, it was the end of the show. Everyone got up and started to leave, but not us, dad took us down to the edge of the ring and asked if we wanted to meet a few of his friends that worked there. So we did and we talked about random things, about how school was and if we liked