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Writing Prompt #20:

‘Hey!’

‘It’s just water.’

‘And sand.’

‘Come on it’s nice in.’

Writing Challenge #20

Writing Challenge #20: Write a short story or poem in second person.

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Writing Prompt #19:

‘You really believe there is a dragon up there?’

‘Yes, I know there is.’

Writing Challenge #19

Writing Challenge #19: Write the final scene then work backward to where it all began.

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Writing Prompt #18:

‘If I have to spend another day on this beastly horse I’ll…’

‘You’ll what?’

‘I’ll… I don’t know but I can’t take much more of this.’

Writing Challenge #18

Writing Challenge #18: Write about where you are without using what you see only use your other four senses to describe where you are.

Writing Prompt #230

Writing Prompt #230: He glanced at her but wasn’t quick enough to catch the glare she shot his way.

Writing Prompt #229

Writing Prompt #229: She took up the whole table with her maps but if they were going to find the treasure they had to do it properly and without getting lost.

Writing Prompt #228

Writing Prompt #228: The clock struck midday and the pigeons resting on the clock tower took off with a clatter of wings.

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Writing Prompt #17:

‘It wouldn’t take much to push you in.’

‘You wouldn’t dare.’

Writing Prompt #227

Writing Prompt #227: Learning to read minds accurately took longer than he expected but he was starting to get the hang of it.

Writing Prompt #226

Writing Prompt #226: She should have dealt with the boy sooner before he grew up to be such a huge problem.

Writing Prompt #225

Writing Prompt #225: The most likely place to find most people was at their home but with him it was the library or the running track.

Writing Prompt #224

Writing Prompt #224: She looked up at the five story graffiti covered walls of the laneway wondering if she could scale them and escape.

Writing Challenge #17

Writing Challenge #17: Write a short sentence, now rearrange it as many ways as you can to change the meaning. For example:

Jack and Jill went up the hill.

Up the hill went Jack and Jill.

Jack went up the hill and Jill…

Writing Prompt #223

Writing Prompt #223: He turned on the lights when he heard the strange noise, he wondered why people didn’t try it more often on TV.

Writing Prompt #222

Writing Prompt #222: She couldn’t understand how anyone could sleep in such a noisy house, someone was always awake playing music.

Writing Prompt #221

Writing Prompt #221: He sat down at the piano and just played to the empty room for hours.

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Writing Prompt #16:

‘Yum, I can’t wait.’

‘Well you better.’

Writing Prompt #220

Writing Prompt #220: Her laptop came alive, walking towards her on spindly metal legs.

Writing Prompt #219

Writing Prompt #219: He looked around at the mess in his room realising he would never get it clean.