Writing Prompt – Creative Copy Challenge #705
Posted: April 23, 2024 | Author: KathleenMK | Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: authors, block, creative, creative writing, CreativeCopyChallenge, fun, funwithwords, homeschooling, poems, reviews, wordplay, write, WriteOn, writer, Writing, writing prompts |7 CommentsHere are 10 words.
They are semi-related… and sometimes not. That’s what makes it a challenge.
I am inviting you to take these 10 words, below, and see how you can use them in a poem, a piece of flash fiction, a short short story….
You never know when being relaxed about your writing can help you focus on your main project or… just come here each week, play with words, help your children have fun with words and challenge them to write too.
Come back. Post what you’ve written and get some FREE, Positive response to your writing!
Some of us BOLD the Challenge Words. Some CAPITALIZE them… just to make it easy to see how many of the challenge words you are able to work into your penning!
- Birth
- Offspring
- Feathers
- Unfold
- Sprinkle
- Fruitful
- Beak
- Nose
- Tail
- Perch
7 Comments on “Writing Prompt – Creative Copy Challenge #705”
Leave a comment Cancel reply
This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
The Fledglings
April’s offspring dream
of dancing on sunshine-lofted
currents swirling, rising
clinging to the billowing curve
of cumulus clouds. Tentative,
new-fledged wings unfold,
try the gentle breeze, testing
tender feathers, ruffled,
teetering at the nest’s edge.
Flicker-tail balanced, perched –
hungry to wet the beak,
to sprinkle feathers in the garden bath
after a fruitful morning
a stealthy cat has a nose for rain.
Holly ~ With the cool breeze bringing the sweet smells of the Spring I read your pieces inspired. Wonderful juxtapositioning of the images. Write on, please!
Kathleen
Thank you, Kathleen!
i love the tentative new fledged wings and billowing curve. I feel like floating away.
Thank you!
Spring offers so many wonders. I love the sound of the birds tweeting in the early morning. It often brings the BIRTH of OFFSPRING looking to explore their new world. Their fluffy FEATHERS are yet to fully form. When they do, they will UNFOLD and carry them far away to create more OFFSPRING. Often the mother and father will PERCH near the nest, taking turns to protect the new fledglings. Their BEAKS and TAILS are so tiny in the beginning. Some birds are tiny, like the Hummingbird. They love to fly around the SPRINKLE of colorful blooms spread out in the yard. It really is FRUITFUL to have so many blossoms spread out even though they tickle the NOSE. They bring these amazing tiny creatures to visit our yard. It’s fun to watch the flutter of their wings as they dip their long beaks into the blooms drinking their sweet nectar.
I feel like it’s a spring morning here as I read this, and not an early summer full of mosquitoes in Houston!