Write about a hard thing to give up . . . either something you gave up, or kinda, sorta want to give up.
Prompt: The hardest thing to give up.
Set your time. Go. Write.
Go write!
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My heart hurts. . . Prompt #147
Today’s writing prompt is inspired by my dear friend, Eva.
You can always write on variations of these writing prompts. For example:
My heart hurts when . . .
I want to tell you about the time my heart broke . . .
The phrase “full of heart” means . . .
Write from your personal experience, or write fiction. Just write!Photo by Jeff Cullen. Click here to see Jeff’s portfolio on fotolia.
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What keeps you going? Prompt #146
What keeps you going? What fuels you?
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A route you have taken, or wish you had taken. Prompt #145
Write about a route you have taken, or wish you had taken.
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What makes you feel all is right with the world? Prompt #144
What makes you feel all is right with the world?
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Collect and save or live sparsely? Prompt #143
Do you prefer to collect & save things or live sparsely?
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Your childhood bedroom . . . Prompt #142
Write about your childhood bedroom.
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That’s puzzling! Prompt #141
Today’s prompt: A piece of the puzzle.
Write whatever comes up for you!Save in a word document. Post on The Write Spot Blog. Let’s see what you come up with for this prompt. Just Write!
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What? Prompt #140
Fill in the blank, then keep writing: WHAT?
What the __________?
What is ___________?
What is the ________?
What if ___________?
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My tribe. Prompt #138
Today’s writing prompt is inspired from Your Mythic Journey by Sam Keen and Anne Valley-Fox.
“Pre-modern people didn’t think of themselves as individuals — they were members of a tribe as well as of a family. Ancient philosophers knew that human dignity begins with ‘We are a people, therefore I am.’ Modern people are tribal too but we call our tribes by different names — churches, corporations, states, nations. Each of us was nurtured within and shaped by several corporate bodies, voluntary organizations and professional corporations that molded our values and behavior — schools, athletic teams businesses, clubs, temples, and local, national, and international governments.”Prompt: I am from . . .
Note from Marlene: You can write from your personal experience, or write from your fiction character’s point of view. You may have written on this prompt previously. It’s a good one that can be used repeatedly, new things may come up, or clarification about an event may surprise you. Remember: Just write, no editing as you write, no judging, no critiquing. Just write!