Here are your challenges for the Month.  You may do as many or as few as you choose.
 All compositions MUST be written by  you.
 The following are prompts to help  inspire you - you are free to share other writings as well. If you participate  in these challenges just be sure to Identify the Room you are writing in (ie  "The Writer's Terrace - Name of Piece")
 PLEASE NOTE: the new  room - "Room with a View" for group discussions and also writings inspired by  the topic. For the writer who writes "from a particular view".
 Remember...be creative and have  fun!
The Writer's Terrace   and  The Poet's  Corner
 The story takes place five years into the  future. During the story, there is a sudden windfall of money and a character  becomes antisocial at some point.
Back to  School!
 Summer has drawn to a close in the northern  hemisphere and many are preparing to go back to school. For some this involves  elementary through to college. For others - the whole concept is just a  memory.
 Write a story or poem about SCHOOL MEMORIES -  past or present.
Below are two Alan Ayers paintings. Write a poem or story inspired by either of them, or both!
The Literary  Lounge
 Imagination  Prompt
 Finish this sentence - "Love  is..."
The Phrase  Phase
 Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is  a flower.  ~Albert Camus
The Phrase Phase
 For man, autumn is a time of harvest, of  gathering together.  For nature, it is a time of sowing, of scattering abroad.   ~Edwin Way Teale
The Phrase  Phase
 "To be old and wise you must first be young  and stupid"
The Phrase  Phase
Spring passes and one remembers one's  innocence. Summer passes and one remembers one's exuberance. Autumn passes and  one remembers one's reverence. Winter passes and one remembers one's  perseverance. - Yoko Ono
Imagination  Prompt
 Finish this sentence  - "It seemed like a  good idea last night, but in the light of day...."
Word  Association
 Take the following word, associate it with  another and use that as the theme for your poem or story - Fall
 Literally Lyrical
 How did we get so mean?
How do we just move on?
How do you feel in the morning when it comes
And everythings undone?
Is it 'cause we wanna be free?
Well that's not me.
Normally I'm so strong
I just can't wake up on the floor
Like a thousand times before
knowing that forever wont be
 How do we just move on?
How do you feel in the morning when it comes
And everythings undone?
Is it 'cause we wanna be free?
Well that's not me.
Normally I'm so strong
I just can't wake up on the floor
Like a thousand times before
knowing that forever wont be
("Mean" by Pink)
Room with a  View
 (these can be shared through poetry,  article, letter or just a friendly banter and conversation)
View  #1
 What things in life sustain you  emotionally?
View  #2
 Do you feel you’re too old to pursue your  dreams?
The Word  Alcove
 skulk  \SKUHLK\, intransitive verb:
1. To hide, or get out of the  way, in a sneaking manner; to lurk.
2. To move about in a stealthy way.
3.  To avoid responsibilities and duties.
4. One who skulks.
5. A group of  foxes.
bestow  \bih-STOH\, transitive verb:
1. To present as a gift or an  honor; confer.
2. To apply; use.
gauche \GOHSH\, adjective:
Lacking  social polish; tactless; awkward; clumsy.
ineffable \in-EF-uh-buhl\, adjective:
1.  Incapable of being expressed in words; unspeakable; unutterable;  indescribable.
2. Not to be uttered;  taboo.
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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