Writing Prompt #39: She couldn’t let them know her true identity, if they knew who she was they would be sure to kill her.
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To Market
Here is a responnse to one of my prompts by nombredelapluma. Please go check out their blog.
He had never been good at striking a bargain
His mother should have known
Better than to send him to market
Never know what you’re going to get
Worried, he told himself these things,
Not wanting to be a disappointment
He had coins in his bag she said should be enough
But no candy or fluff
He wasn’t smart, he told himself, a lie
But he was strong, willing to learn and try
At the markets’ edge he met a man
Who said, catch the pig, and if you can,
He’s yours to keep, but if you fail
I get your money and the pig, tip to tail
Back at home he talked to animals
So he whispered to the pig about future meals
And shook the strangers’ hand
Who oiled the pig with a grease can
The man was surprised to watch the pig
Jump into the boy’s arms…
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Writing Prompt #38
Writing Prompt #38: It wasn’t his fault they always underestimated him because he was so young.
Writing Prompt #37
Writing Prompt #37: He had never been good at striking a bargain, his mother should have known better than to send him to market.
Writing Prompt #36
Writing Prompt #36: She was looking forward to having two sisters until she met them.
Writing Prompt #35
Writing Prompt #35: She couldn’t help being jealous of her stepdaughter.
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Writing Prompt #34
Writing Prompt #34: She thought he was going to kill her, until he pushed her to the ground and walked away.
Writing Prompt #33
Writing Prompt #33: People wondered what they were.
Writing Prompt #32
Writing Prompt #32: It was an unlikely couple that ran away together.
Writing Prompt #31
Writing Prompt #31: He had always found haystacks the most comfortable place to sleep.
Writing Prompt #30
Writing Prompt #30: She was saved from the old man, who had crept into her room, by one of her geese that had snuck up the stairs after him.
Writing Prompt #29
Writing Prompt #29: She was supposed to be watching the sheep but there were so many she couldn’t seem to keep track of them all.
Writing Prompt #28
Writing Prompt #28: This time he caught the other boy trying to drown a cat.
Writing Prompt #27
Writing Prompt #27: She hated mice but then again meat always made her stew more popular if she didn’t tell the customers what it was.
Writing Prompt #26
Writing Prompt #26: Her parents wanted a child so much they would have loved her however strange she was.
Writing Prompt #25
Writing Prompt #25: He knew that the direct approach was never the best when in came to slaying giants.
Writing Prompt #24
Writing Prompt #24: He wanted to be human more than anything.
Writing Prompt #23
Writing Prompt #23: Where she came from, speaking to the trees and flowers didn’t mean you were crazy.
Writing Prompt #22
Writing Prompt #22: She didn’t realise it was jealousy that made her stepmother hate her enough to want her dead.
Writing Prompt #21
Writing Prompt #21: Everyone told her not to stray from the path but they weren’t looking for adventures.
Writing Prompt #20
Writing Prompt #20: He didn’t want to sell her but he was scared of his mother.
Writing Prompt # 19
Here is a responnse to one of my prompts by nombredelapluma. Please go check out their blog.
https://purpldragon.wordpress.com/ gave a prompt and I am responding to it with this. I suppose it’s been done before, but here’s my take on the story:
Writing Prompt # 19 It wasn’t her fault her brother was a klutz and pulled her down the hill with him when he fell.
Jack. Jill. He was an idiot, a showboat, playing up there on the edge, and she grabbed his hand to steady him when he went off balance and started to fall. He pulled her over and she immediately went to her tumbling mode, recovering quick. He continued to fall, believing this was the end. He had just purchased, and begun drinking, his bottle from the soft purple cloth sack. She practically dove after her idiot brother, to slow his descent, but even with her efforts, the bottle was shattered. At least Jack didn’t die. This was just the latest of his…
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Writing Prompt #19
Writing Prompt #19: It wasn’t her fault her brother was a klutz and pulled her down the hill with him when he fell.
Writing Prompt #18
Writing Prompt #18: She screamed and ran, if it had been anything else she would have been unfazed but spiders were the exception.
Writing Prompt #17
Writing Prompt #17: His cat was so intelligent, he sometimes wondered if it was smarter than he was.
Writing Prompt #16
Writing Prompt #16: He could make any plant grow to one hundred times its size.
Writing Prompt #15
Writing Prompt #15: The troll under the bridge terrified nearly everyone.
Writing Prompt #14
Writing Prompt #14: He was bullied because he was ugly and different but grew into something no one expected.
Writing Prompt #13
Writing Prompt #13: Unlike her sisters, she never felt above helping others, no matter how strange the circumstances were.
Writing Prompt #12
Writing Prompt #12: The cavern was filled with more riches than he had ever seen.
Why Writing Prompts
I haven’t been posting much on my blog anymore, except writing prompts. Why?
Well I wanted to improve the quality of the content on here. I’ve been trying to put images with my posts. I’ve been trying to write some short stories. Mind you I have about thirty short stories from april that are unedited because I was trying to write one a day for the month. It went better than expected but there is a lot of editing to do. So I’ve just been posting writing prompts everyday because they are quick and I can make a lot of them in advance and post them one at a time. Also they are fun. Hopefully they are useful and not just pretty. Anyway hopefully I will start doing some regular posting again.
Writing Prompt #11
Writing Prompt #11: Their mother told them never to open the door to strangers but the voice on the other side seemed so friendly.
Writing Prompt #10
Writing Prompt #10: She was the only one who loved him for who he was.
Writing Prompt #9
Writing Prompt #9: At midnight she vanished leaving barely a trace of her presence.