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What simile on sand?

Here are some similes about sand, playing with different aspects of its texture and appearance:

Texture:

* The sand was as fine as powdered sugar, slipping through my fingers.

* The beach sand was like coarse salt, gritty and rough against my skin.

* The sand felt like velvet, soft and smooth under my bare feet.

Appearance:

* The desert sand shimmered like a field of gold under the scorching sun.

* The wet sand on the beach gleamed like a million tiny diamonds in the sunlight.

* The dunes of sand stretched out like giant waves frozen in time.

Feel:

* Walking on the hot sand felt like walking on a bed of coals.

* The cold sand on my bare feet felt like a million tiny needles prickling my skin.

* The sand in my swimsuit felt like a thousand tiny grains of sand rubbing against my skin.

Movement:

* The sand blew in the wind like a river of dust.

* The waves rolled onto the shore, like a giant hand pushing the sand back and forth.

Choose the simile that best fits the context and the feeling you want to evoke!

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