Choose three words - one from the natural realm, one from human creation, and one abstract concept - that are not in any way related to each other, and write about them. Any format. (EX: rhododendron, lamp, confusion)

what is your favorite song/artist who inspires you and why? any format 500 WORD MAX

Tell me about about an everyday object, food, an animal, or well-known character. Don't tell me your name...make me guess who you are in a way even a 3rd grader could understand. It's even better if you make it a little rhyme-y / put some imperfect rhyme. Ex: You can't live without me. From my head, I refresh you and make you clean. Sometimes I even make you sing! (Answer: a shower) Ex: We are friends and see each other nearly every day of the year. I keep you safe & warm. We go on so many adventures together, and sometimes you even put me on a wild rollercoaster where I get soaking wet. Make sure I'm clean! (Answer: socks)

“The great enemy of clear language is insincerity. When there is a gap between one’s real and one’s declared aims, one turns instinctively to long words and exhausted idioms.” ~George Orwell -------------------------------------- In the spirit of being more concise, please inspire me. Submit your most creative entry USING ONLY SINGLE SYLLABLE WORDS. Any topic, any format. Bonus cool points if you can cleverly state your case for polysyllable superiority while adhering to the rule! :)

You have 24 hours to write your exact feelings and emotions. Points for the most detail in the fewest words. (Fewer than 15 is okay just fill out the bottom with gibberish so your entry is accepted) ________________________________________ =>>§§ PLEASE if you must use swear words in your entry, replace all the middle letters with asterisks. (eg: “WORD” -> “W**D” and “WORDing” -> “W**Ding”) Seriously, please. You never know who may read your submission and you do not want to poison the minds of innocent children. Thanks!! ;) §§<<=

Simply recommend a book or a story to all of us here greedy readers on Prose. A lot of amazing people on this page are left unnoticed, or lost in the gigantic sea of other authors. Those people often pour their hearts out in their stories and books, creating worlds that you want to sink in completely, and yet are being somehow left in the sidelines... So, if you read a book here on Prose that captivated you, and made everything around you slightly blur out for a little while... Share it with us! Post a link to a book or a short story that made you stay for longer, and add a few words about it. (I will start ;))

Write about a strange scent you smelled on a walk through the trees, or at home in your living room as if it had it's own personality and feelings. You can only use smells and it has to be within 300 words

This is the place to either use or display your idea fragments. Poems, prose, short stories, books, essays, etc. Anything works! Just use some of the random pieces of ideas that you have collected. If you don't have inspiration to use your fragments, or you don't have time, or whatever it may be, but you are still interested in sharing some of your idea fragments, you can just share the little bits and pieces that you have laying around or compiled somewhere by listing them. You can use as many Idea fragments as you want or are able to. I'd love to see your snippets of thoughts, so tag me please! ( @MariAntoinette )

Winner Gets the "Riddle-Riddle Certificate Award" Make absolutely certain you tag me in the comment box as @Danceinsilence ... it insures that I read your work but I won't say it insures I'll know the answer. I'll start it off so you get the idea, come take a look.

The only way that a new word can be added to the dictionary is if that word is already being used by a considerable group of people. This means that many useful, silly, or time-saving words are rejected from formal print. I invite my fellow writers to present a word that they believe should be considered for the dictionary (and how it is used), so that we may begin using these words in our own writing, spreading its use. I look forward to seeing what new vocabulary I may obtain through this challenge.

Take one (or maybe, if you wish to, a couple) of your older pieces, and translate it into what would be considered Shakespearean language. I would say, try to pick a piece you enjoy a lot, so it will be easier to translate. Try to remember to tag me because I'm not the best at remembering to check for new posts. ( @MariAntoinette )

So NaNoWroMo has the dare machine. If you get stuck you can use it to help you out. However... sometimes you just can't find a good one. So, give me some dares to help over come writer's block. Keep it clean and PG-13 please and thank you!

Write what you are inspired to write~ with this— poetry, stories, etc.- lookin’ forward to reading your kaleidoscopic creations!

Romanticize someone/something. It can be a fictional character, the love of your life, your dog, yourself, the wall. If you need a fictional character to romanticize but can't choose, you can do multiple or you can romanticize Aoife Enchantress, a character of my creation. You'd have to look at my pinterest board or my story Enchantress though. If the winner chooses, they get a free (signed) copy of my book once it comes out.

Make me facepalm or double over with laughter.

Pretend your spelling is like a six year old's; the only words they can spell correctly are: you, the, a, an, I, cat, bat...etc. They write a lot based on the pronounciation of words. Rite a short poim, flash fikshun storie, or smaull set of sentenses with spelleng misteaks... Sort of like the cows from Chick-Fil-A except a little more extreme. 57 words or less... Tag me in the comments please! (AND HAVE FUN)

(: Looking forward to see what you might be inspired to do with this prompt! Thank you kindly for your talents and time, always. I'll be checking in, so no need to tag :)

A. Write a poem, story, or work that includes the above phrase.