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Prompt 1

The first prompt is a four-part prompt, simple, but fun. It's more to warm up, but work on good, creative description. There isn't going to be any editing or criticism, this is more of a getting-to-know-you thing. Give me a taste of your style!


Prompt #1:
Describe a white room.

Prompt #2:
Describe a body of water.

Prompt #3:
Describe a color, but don't use the name of the color.

Prompt #4:
Describe an animal, also without using its name.


Please keep this a short short descriptive piece.

Prompt 3

Alright, guys, this week's prompt has to be a poem, and at lease 10 lines.

Write a poem to a piece of fruit.

It can be any kind of poem that you like, structured or not, rhyming or not, but it has to be to a piece of fruit. Dont' forget, be creative!

Start our your piece, a short story between 250 and 1500 words, with one of these lines:

-I was dressed in a completely inappropriate shade of pink.
-After only two months, Helen decided to become an exotic dancer.
-Dad gave me a wink, like we were apls or something.
-My brother did this weird thing with turtles.
-On Tuesday, Mararet tld me she liked the little oranges with the seeds better than the ones I bought. I hated her for that.

Include one of these somewhere near the middle of your story:

-Eloise was my half-sister, but everyone thought she was my cousin.
-She started taking up a lot of bad habits.
-"You could make a living doing that kind of thing." I suppose I could, but I had never thought about it, until then.
-It wasn't so much that I had been blind to the truth. It was just that I had seen the truth differently.
-On the following Friday, we packed our bags and planned our escape.

Pick your favorite quote, from anywhere. Use it as a part of your story in some way.

Make it a short story, no length requirement, but skirt rule.

A character in your story just won the lottery, but there is a problem. Figure our what character and what the problem is.
There's a lot of creative leeway on this one. The only restraints are that you have to have a character who wins the lottery, but there is some sort of problem with it. It could be a problem in recieving/claiming the money, a problem that arises because of the money, etc.

It can be any character, and any problem.

Write a simple poem. Think of a simple time in your life, and write a poem about it.

Write a play/movie script. I don't care what it's about or how long it is as long as it's appropriate and is in 'script format'.