For today's exercise write a piece of poetry or prose that somehow utilizes the following three things:
A Life Vest, Laffy Taffy, A Bonf...
11/29/15
11/28/15
Three things exercise: An Aspirin, Big League Chew, Jesse Owens
For today's exercise write a piece of poetry or prose that somehow utilizes the following three things:
An Aspirin, Big League Chew, Jesse Ow...
11/27/15
Three things exercise: An Airbag, A Lego, The Horsehead Nebula
For today's exercise write a piece of poetry or prose that somehow utilizes the following three things:
An Airbag, A Lego, The Horsehead Neb...
11/26/15
Three things exercise: A Football, A Traffic Cone, Two Six-Sided Dice
For today's exercise write a piece of poetry or prose that somehow utilizes the following three things:
A Football, A Traffic Cone, Two Six-Sided D...
Title exercise: Agreements and Gratitude
For today's exercise use the following as the title of a poem or piece of prose.
Agreements and Gratit...
11/24/15
Three things exercise: Royal Blue Crayon, Jump Rope, Martini Glass
For today's exercise write a piece of poetry or prose that somehow utilizes the following three things:
A Royal Blue Crayon, A Jump Rope, A Martini Gl...
11/23/15
Three things exercise: Lady Bic Razor, Bent Nail, Painted Turtle
For today's exercise write a piece of poetry or prose that somehow utilizes the following three things:
A Lady Bic Razor, A Bent Nail and A Painted Turtle....
11/22/15
Three things exercise: Flashlight, Dead Battery, Tennis Racket
For today's exercise write a piece of poetry or prose that somehow utilizes the following three things:
Flashlight, Dead Battery, Tennis Rac...
11/21/15
Title exercise: An Exercise in Perfect Potato Peeling
For today's exercise use the following as the title of a poem or piece of prose.
An Exercise in Perfect Potato Peel...
11/20/15
Title exercise: Ground Fine
For today's exercise use the following as the title of a poem or piece of prose.
Ground F...
11/19/15
Title exercise: Cattails, Crickets and Charred Carbon
For today's exercise use the following as the title of a poem or piece of prose.
Cattails, Crickets and Charred Car...
11/18/15
Title exercise: Lottery Leftovers
For today's exercise use the following as the title of a poem or piece of prose.
Lottery Leftov...
11/17/15
Title exercise: Three Blocks Down From Where That One Thing Happened
For today's exercise use the following as the title of a poem or piece of prose.
Three Blocks Down From Where That One Thing Happe...
11/16/15
Title exercise: Remote Control People
For today's exercise use the following as the title of a poem or piece of prose.
Remote Control Peo...
11/15/15
Title exercise: Before Green was an Option
For today's exercise use the following as the title of a poem or piece of prose.
Before Green was an Opt...
11/14/15
Narrative prompt: We used the frisbee
For today's writing exercise begin a story or poem with the following and see where it takes you.
We used the frisbee for home plat...
11/13/15
Narrative prompt: They called me Llama.
For today's writing exercise begin a story or poem with the following and see where it takes you.
They called me Llam...
11/12/15
Narrative prompt: Upended in the overcast twilight
For today's writing exercise begin a story or poem with the following and see where it takes you.
Upended in the overcast twilight, a thin mist of exhalation joined the engine's steam in the ai...
11/11/15
Narrative prompt: Flashes of green
For today's writing exercise begin a story or poem with the following and see where it takes you.
Flashes of green lit her cheeks.&nbs...
11/10/15
Narrative prompt: At a glance you'd have sworn
For today's writing exercise begin a story or poem with the following and see where it takes you.
At a glance you'd have sworn the man was dea...
11/9/15
Narrative Prompt: Orange had always seemed
For today's writing exercise begin a story or poem with the following and see where it takes you.
Orange had always seemed like a color that people chose when there were no better option...
11/8/15
Narrative prompt: Bending to take a drink
For today's writing exercise begin a story or poem with the following and see where it takes you.
Bending to take a drink from the water fountain probably saved my life that day.
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On a small note, prompts will be in a similar stripped down fashion while I work on some computer difficulties....
