A girl named Silly
It was her name, Silly. Maybe she was not really Silly but it was definitely her name and we can' t do anything with it. She loved walking under the rain wearing her big rubber boots. Splashing on the puddles she used to think about why plashes mirrow the drifting clouds, waving trees, silent houses and running people but no one from them can do the same for poor plashes.
So it's been the same this rainy morning. Contemplating little and big clean puddles Silly was standing among the water and looking around with reproof. Finally she pulled out a tiny mirrow from the pocket and said looking down: "It should cheer up you. Look here! You are beautiful too!"
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A girl named Silly
It was her name, Silly. Maybe she was not really Silly, but it was definitely her name and we can't do anything about it. She loved walking under the rain, wearing her big rubber boots. Splashing in the puddles, she used to think about why they mirrored the drifting clouds, waving trees, silent houses and running people, but not one of them could do the same for poor puddles.So it's been the same this rainy morning. Contemplating little and big clean puddles, Silly was standing near the water and looking around with reproof. Finally she pulled out a tiny mirror from her pocket and said, looking down: "This should cheer up you. Look here! You are beautiful too!"
This was quite an interesting story and very creative. =) You used the word "plashes" a couple of times. I'm not sure if this word is regional, or more British English, but I have never heard of the word, and the dictionary said that it was more of a poetic usage. I would simply use the word "puddle".
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