The Writer's Terrace and The Poet's Corner
You or your main character awakens at night and hears an unfamiliar noise. Throughout the course of the story or poem, describe the noise, investigate its source, and surprise us with what is going on. Make your story or poem have an unexpected twist at the end.
What if....today's most commonplace technology was mind control?
Envision....A fusion of the story of Jesus and the Legend of Robin Hood
Write a story or poem inspired by the following picture:
The Literary Lounge
(used to prompt any form of writing that inspires you - poem, stories, articles, letters etc.)
Literally Lyrical
If today was your last day
And tomorrow was too late
Could you say goodbye to yesterday?
Would you live each moment like your last?
Leave old pictures in the past
Donate every dime you have?
If today was your last day
(Nickelback - If Today Was Your Last Day)
Literally Lyrical
When it's good, then it's good, it's so good till it goes bad
Till you're trying to find the you that you once had
I have heard myself cry, never again
Broken down in agony just tryna find a fit
(Pink ~ Sober)
The Phrase Phase
Don't run through life so fast that you forget not only where you've been, but also where you are going. ~ Unknown
Imagination Prompt
Searching for an identity
Word Association
Take the following word, associate it with another and use that as the theme for your poem or story - Madness
Monologue Challenge (a story from your single perspective with no dialogue whatsoever)
Describe a view from a window - what do you see, how does it make you feel etc.
Room with a View
(these can be shared through poetry, article, letter or just a friendly banter and conversation)
When someone asks for your opinion, are you always honest? Why or why not?
The Word Alcove
nettlesome \NET-l-suhm\, adjective:
Causing irritation, vexation, or distress.
dissolute \DIS-uh-loot\, adjective:
Loose in morals and conduct; marked by indulgence in sensual pleasures or vices.
disheveled \dih-SHEV-uhld\, adjective;
(also dishevelled):
In loose disorder; disarranged; unkempt; as, "disheveled hair."
drown \droun\, verb;
v. drowned, drown·ing, drowns
To kill or destroy by water or other liquid
To flood or inundate.
Synonyms: deluge, engulf, submerge, drench, soak
taciturn \TAS-uh-turn\, adjective:
Habitually silent; not inclined to talk.
The Book Nook
Share with us a Book you have read recently. Review it and tell us what you think of it. Don't forget to include Title, author and ISBN (google it, if in doubt)
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