Hey-o, Word-wielders,

Here we are with another prompt time post, this one about . . . anything!

So, here goes:

1. A girl believes all her life that there is no world beyond her windowless home, until one day . . .
2. A poem from the perspective of a rock. It can be a huge boulder, a river pebble, maybe even a single grain of sand.
3. A fictional recipe for colour.
4. A poem inspired by your favorite movie soundtrack. (Doesn't have to be your favorite movie, just your favorite soundtrack.)
5. A world where snow is hot and the sun is cold.
6. A poem about rust and how it affects things. It can be literal or metaphoric.
7. A persuasive essay on why Jolly Ranchers aren't unhealthy. (Disclaimer: I believe Jolly Ranchers are not health food, but can you convince someone otherwise?)
8. A story set in a town where breaking world records is very important. Is the main character talented at doing so? Is he not?
9. A poem formatted to be shaped like a lightbulb.
10. A story set in a world where almost nobody can see color.
11. An epic poem about a lizard, a three-legged goat, and a hairless cat.
12. A poem written entirely in dialogue.
13. A poem written in different colors of ink. The poem can be read as a whole, but if you read just the purple words, or just the red ones, another poem/message can be found.
14. A story where the reader isn't sure who the villain is.
15. A poem involving rubber boots.
16. A story using the words eclipse, silvern, sway, twist, and striking.
17. A spoof article about something silly.
18. A poem where numbers are significant.
19. A story with two characters who look identical, but are not clones or identical twins.
20. A list of 20 things God has given to you.

And there's a random list of prompt ideas. For more, check out these posts:

Prompt Time: 10 Story Starters

Prompt Time: Picture Inspiration (and Bonus Short Story)

Prompt Time: 10 More Story Starters

Prompt Time: Prompts About Spring

May you live for Christ and give Him praise!

~Claira