Descriptive Essay

            
            
             Sam P.
             Band Hall with it's musky stale smell, it's .
             bright light pouring through the abundance of small, square windows and a quiet serene .
             feeling, a person gets engages the thoughts of being in a church.
             Walking into the entrance of the band hall could be one of the most memorable .
             experiences for a person because the smell protruding from the building is something to .
             never be forgotten. The smell, which is musky and stale, is something a person can almost .
             taste. The smell brings to mind the thought of an old abandoned building that has been .
             sitting and rotting away for ages.
             The appearance mesmerizes in the band hall as if walking into an arena. Walking into .
             the arena could almost stun a person because the abundance of white light pouring out over .
             everything in the room. The bright light discharges from every angle of the building .
             however, when a person looks up they notice the light flooding in from an indefinite number .
             of small square sized windows.
             .
             The last but most dramatic sensation a person gets from the band hall would be the .
             serene feeling that encompasses the whole body. There is such serenity to the band hall that .
             is not usually associated with a college building. The serenity brings to mind the feeling of .
             being in an old large church without a soul in sight.
             .
             With the sensations provoked so by the musky stale smell, the streaming brilliant .
             light, and the quiet serene feeling one gets from entering the Sam P. Jones jr. Band Hall, this .
             could almost be related to a highly memorable religious experience.
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