Sorry - I tried to upload a picture to use as a writing prompt, but it failed miserably. Am intending to write for this tomorrow and thought it would be neat to share. I'd love to see how everyone goes about writing for this one:
Wednesday Writing Prompt
So over the years I have bought a few writing prompt books. I don't use them every day but when I am in the mood, I open one up and write for a prompt. It has never been easy to find a good book - I like a bit of one and a bit of another. The other day, I found one at the used book store that is a gem. So far I have been looking forward to writing for them. So - I thought I'd share one with you and see what you think. I might not write for it right away (we have guests coming tomorrow) so I expect to be busy, but I will... I am looking forward to this one. Feel free to tag anyone you can think of to work on this prompt. When you are done, feel free to post here or on your page (but please at least link to your page here so we can see it!)
Today, describe the anatomy of a tree: roots, bark, sap, trunk, branches, and leaves. Instead of accepting a conventional relationship to trees, see the tree as something, anything, else: a country, a church, earth's hair, a lover...
It's a lot to think about - what kind of tree are you - when you think of tree what do you see: Sycamore, oak, palm tree, Weeping willow? Let me know!
Wednesday Writing Prompt
So over the years I have bought a few writing prompt books. I don't use them every day but when I am in the mood, I open one up and write for a prompt. It has never been easy to find a good book - I like a bit of one and a bit of another. The other day, I found one at the used book store that is a gem. So far I have been looking forward to writing for them. So - I thought I'd share one with you and see what you think. I might not write for it right away (we have guests coming tomorrow) so I expect to be busy, but I will... I am looking forward to this one. Feel free to tag anyone you can think of to work on this prompt. When you are done, feel free to post here or on your page (but please at least link to your page here so we can see it!)
Today, describe the anatomy of a tree: roots, bark, sap, trunk, branches, and leaves. Instead of accepting a conventional relationship to trees, see the tree as something, anything, else: a country, a church, earth's hair, a lover...
It's a lot to think about - what kind of tree are you - when you think of tree what do you see: Sycamore, oak, palm tree, Weeping willow? Let me know!
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