She could look into those brown eyes and be sinking but, she wouldn’t notice…
Writing “Prompt” Exercise Week (Reflection)
Last week Monday, I gave myself a task where I would complete different writing exercises, every day, for 7 days using writing prompts as inspiration…
Writing Exercise Using Prompts DAY 7 (6.4.2020)
When you’re not living life for yourself you start to lose who you are. That realisation sets in and it so happens that you’re stood at a crossroads with no idea of what path to go down…
Writing Exercise Using Prompts DAY 6 (5.4.2020)
Prompt: In the form of a journal entry, write about being up late at night because you’re having trouble sleeping…
Writing Exercise Using Prompts DAY 5 (3.4.2020)
Slippery slopes, life’s a path of slopes, slippery, hard, sliding, sloppy, wet. I this slope, you stop to survey how far you’ve come. Why are you here? In some cases, you’re on your ass looking up at the sky and you have no idea how you’ve gotten there…
Writing Exercise Using Prompts DAY 4 (2.4.2020)
I’m trying to explain because I’m feeling myself running out of juice… Okay. Pause. Deep breath. Inhale. Exhale…
I’m just living in my tired, happy illusion…
Writing Exercise Using Prompts DAY 3 (1.4.2020)
Prompt: write about a “betrayal” using alternate rhyme scheme in poetry…
Writing Exercise Using Prompts DAY 2 (31.3.2020)
Something had begun to settle on his shoulders, slowly creeping its way through his entire body, like a tidal wave gradually drawing back into the sea. Something dark and sinister was lurking…
Writing Exercise Using Prompts DAY 1 30.3.2020
Prompt: “All surface and no depth.”
Writing “Burst” Week (INTRO)
… over the next 7 days, I’m going to be posting so writing I have done from random prompts.
