Time again for some random phrases as creative writing prompts to get you to write that story, poem, flash, scene or whatever else you might be working on or want to be working on or are dreaming on working on. Like I said already, writing a story from a set of given phrases is perhaps easier than doing it form just random words, since the phrases themselves already point you in a certain direction that the story must take. On the other hand though, just words do allow for greater creativity. Or do they. I must admit that I just love this weeks random phrases and have come up with a shell of a story just compiling them. Hopefully you will too!
So here are this week’s random phrases as writing prompts:
the parochial protest
stolen clock
generic comfort
drying magic
repent for the luxury
subtle release
random dash
and the noise thereof
goodness via prefix
honestly against silver
benefit removed by file
scary yet obligatory mercy ho
And the instructions are:
Write a story or poem using all of these phrases without altering them (too much). Don’t stop writing until you have the first draft finished or write for at least 30 minutes. And if after you have finished you feel like sharing your experience or story with others please drop us a line in the comments section.
Stay creative!
P.S. And the link to the other random phrases as creative writing prompts exercise is Creative Writing Prompts: Random Phrases to a Story #1.
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