- A flock of cedar waxwings gorging on mulberries.
- She always wished on the first star she saw at night.
- Create a place defined by smell.
- Leather books with crackling spines.
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- Use the following words: angles, blow, light, class, vulnerable
- Use the phrase, “Hope is a dangerous thing.”
- Use three different adjectives to describe something or someone.
- The man in the grey suit stands alone, unnoticed.
- Paper lanterns bouncing in the breeze.
- Shadows, like silent howling faces.
- It’s 3 a.m. A man is alone in a laundromat.
- She was plain as a plate.
- He was drenched in anxiety.
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- Use the following five words: fortune, knotted, extra, sweet, drag.
- Write about hitting a new high (or new low).
- Write about Saturday night at the edge of the world (hat tip to io9.com)
- His voice changed from thunder to silk.
- “Death is a mere technicality.”
- All she could remember about him was his nose.
- I felt slighted and betrayed.
- Only her perfume lingered.
- Wine is bottled poetry.
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- Use the following words: surprise, twice, season, attached, breed
- Use the phrase “That’s right, You don’t understand.”
- Fill in the blanks: “__________ is a place where _________”
- A woman with pitted cheeks and black hair cut in bangs.
- Rain dancing on a lake.
- Use false teeth, a silver necklace and knitted cap in a poem or short story.
- The smile starting to die on her mouth.
- Celebrate rain in a poem or short story.
- Visit your library today and check out a book in a genre you don’t read.
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- Use the following five words: warning, small, mused, until, hunger.
- Fill in the blanks: “no ______, ______, or ______.”
- Write about a distinctive facial feature.
- A dare at a county fair.
- “I can’t tell you how I feel right now.”
- Her increasing grey hairs excited her.
