Prompts Prompt Me! #490 & #491
It's time for new prompts! You were probably beginning to think they were never going to go up, but here they are! And guess what! We also have a new poetry prompt in the forums. Have you checked it out? If not, don't worry, we've included it to make things easier for you. Don't forget, prompt responses under 1,000 words must be posted as part of a collection.
Prompt 490 – Creative
Tag – List of Words
Use the following words in a story : A man’s ring, a dish rag, a pillow, a snake, and a ticket.
Prompt 491 – Creative
Tag – The Find
You and your best friend have gone out shopping for a surprise gift. You wander into this cute boutique and discover what you feel is the perfect gift. What was the find?
Poetry Prompt #19 - Lullaby
The prompt: Write lyrics to accompany George Gershwin's piano version of his composition, Lullaby. On the video, the place to begin setting the words occurs at minute 0:27. Choose any metre and rhyme scheme you think appropriate. You also decide if you want to write a song about sleep, or a song to put someone to sleep. You can read more about it, here.
Now, I decided for this weeks prompt responses, we're going to look at the Poetry Prompt #18:
A bridge in the forest at dim twilight
A drear dismal image of black and white
The atmosphere’s hazy, cold and unreal
A surreal scene of horror and fright
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With startling beauty all around
And all God’s love in nature found
In such despair he has to stand
As rustling leaves make peaceful sound
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How peaceful when you’re sleeping by my side
oblivious to the crazy human hive,
Against what all the people might assume
how beautiful it is to be alive!
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Soldiers stand fast as the rope is prepared
the prisoner is quiet—his neck bared
then the rope is tightened, he sees his life
we hope against hope, his life be spared.
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I gave my muse a little shake
in fervent hope she might awake.
Instead, she groaned, "Oh, go to hell!
Just let me sleep, for goodness sake!"
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The promise you made that night with your word,
your body, became music in my blood,
and let me form lines of songs yet unheard
to open the cage and free my black bird.
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