This week’s prompts at OLWG are:
Bipolar, alliteration, and selective (use all three)
I thought about ignoring them and just writing a story but then I thought that, of all people who might want to play this game, I’m the one who should work the prompts. I tried, I really did but I could only work two of them in. I spotted an acrostic poem at “Urban Poetry” and was inspired. I haven’t tried one of these in a while.Gracias Linda J. Wolff for the nudge.
Because sometimes | ALLITERATION, just a cheap | S | ||
I feel… so | Literary trick that | E | ||
Prepared, so ready, and so | Lets | L | ||
On top of the world | Imposters, like | E | ||
Lately though | Tn, | C | ||
All I feel is | Emulate a | T | ||
Reluctant, unsure, and confused. | Real writer, or | I | ||
Author, such as | V | |||
Those who abound | E | |||
In the pages of | ||||
Often read blogs. | ||||
Not like mine. |
Selective
Surely, as I am witness, you are able to write a story about just about
Everything!
Love your writing!
Engrossing, enlightening, effervescent, effortless, entertaining, and any other “e” word you
Can think of. And yes, sometimes
I think your stories are sweet. So, there.
Very glad you keep at it.
Everyone of your blog readers agrees, I’m sure.
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Groovy series of Expressionism. 😎😎🥀🥀🥀
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These are both so good – each having its own sense and feeling which fits the word. – up and down for bipolar, light and fun for alliteration. They show what a writer you are, and that you’re not an imposter at all.
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We too often underestimate ourselves… I know I have for years. But if you enjoy what I scribble (OK type) then I am happy.
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