Origin: “My World Shall Not Be Shaken” by Tobias Ryen Amundsen. Standard disclaimer, I don’t know the artist nor the other works, go adventuring on the internet at your own peril and whatnot. Click the picture above to view the original on DeviantArt.
Feeling inspired? Write something from this prompt! You can leave a response in the comments, or move the prompt to your blog and leave a link in the comments! (As always, if you move the picture over, remember to credit the artist!)
Not feeling inspired? Are you a writer, or what? Go write your story anyway.
Feeling inspired? Write something from this prompt! Actually, I’m aware that this video might be a tad difficult to write one thing from, so I’m posting this particular writing prompt more as a general inspiration. But if you do write something, I would love to see it! You can leave a response in the comments, or move the prompt to your blog, and leave a link in the comments!
Lyrics:
Shule aroon [“walk, my love”] away to waters by the sea; It’s a churning yearning river!
You can cast your burdens there upon the glass;
Just a skip of a polished pebble.
Dreamers, lovers, listen sweetly: Let the waters wash away your tears.
Poets, teachers, listen keenly: Wonder not, your course is led by God.
Sing and dance!
Do a reel to the tune of a babbling tale. Do you heal to the tune of a babbling tale?
Let your heart be glad. Let the song of the river take you away!
Let the song of the river take you away!
Don’t let the sun set on hearts of stone. Turn to the river of life.
Wisdom and nature are true to God. Be it river or tree set you free! Go with a heart full of grace.
Come now, sing and dance. Do a reel to the tune of a babbling tale. Do you heal to the tune of a babbling tale?
Let your heart be glad. Let the song of the river take you away!
Dance to the tune; sing to the moon; aye shule aroon; oh, shule aroon. Let the river take you!
Origin: “Dawn Patrol” by Sandara on DeviantArt. Note that I know neither this artist, nor any of her other work, so beware if you decide to look her up.
Feeling inspired? You undoubtedly know what I’m about to say, so you can just skip this paragraph. For any newcomers, though… Write something from this prompt! I would love to read what you write! You can either leave a response in the comments, or move the blog to your blog and leave in a link in the comments! I cannot wait to see what you come up with!
Origin: “Baba” by Beck Storie. Note that I don’t know this artist, nor her other work, so beware if you decide to search for her other work (which can be done by clicking the name of the picture, as that will take you straight to her DeviantArt page where she posted this it).
Feeling inspired? Write something from this prompt! You can leave a comment with what you wrote, or move the prompt to your blog and leave a link in the comments. I can’t wait to see what you come up with! (I suppose you could also lock any writing you do for this prompt away in a dusty old folder in the farthest, darkest corner of your computer, but where’s the fun in that?)
Keep all your responses clean, please. Enjoy your writing, O readers!
Origin: “The Lost World of Conan Doyle” by Max Mitenkov.I know neither this artist, nor his other art, so if you decide to go searching for his other works, beware.
Feeling inspired? Tell this story. I would love to see whatever you write – you can leave a response in the comments, or move the prompt to your blog and leave a link in the comments!I can’t wait to see what you come up with!
(Please do keep all responses clean. I thank you greatly!)
Origin: by Faith Song. For once, I do know this artist, and you can feel free to look at any of her art that you might happen to find. It will all be clean.
Feeling inspired? Write something inspired by this prompt! You can leave a response in the comments, or move the prompt to your blog and leave a link in the comments! I would love to read what you come up with. Do keep everything clean; there are a few younger readers who look through the pages of this blog.
Fourth writing prompt in a row. This is record, even for me. :p Apologies, dear readers. Life tends to get in the way of things. I will have this blog running at full-speed again eventually; I hope to get a chance to work on in December, after NaNoWriMo is over. For those of you other writers doing NaNo, how goes it with you?
Origin: “Our Ends are Beginnings,” by ParadisiacPicture. Please note that I do not know this artist, nor his other work, so if you do decide to explore, beware. (Please further note that clicking the picture will take you to where you can view the original location of the artwork and explore other work by the artist.)
Feeling inspired? Write something from this prompt! I’d love to see what you come up with. You can leave a comment with what you’ve written, or move the prompt to your blog and leave a link in the comments!
Now, for those of you concerned and sharp-eyed readers who have noticed that this is the third writing prompt in a row, be not concerned! This blog has not been entirely taken over by writing prompts, and I hope to soon be back to the previously known posting schedule. It turns out that leaving a blog alone for almost half a year makes it slightly harder to slip back into a normal posting rhythm, but we are getting there, and I greatly thank you for your patience during the time of silence and, now, slow reawakening.
Origin: Sheep? by Tracy Butler. I know neither this artist, nor her other work, so if you decide to look her up (or click the picture, which will take you straight to her DeviantArt page where she posted this), use caution and beware of monsters.
Feeling inspired? Write something from this prompt! You can leave a response to it here, or move the prompt over to your blog and leave a link in the comments so we can all go look at what you came up with! Do please keep it clean… It’d be greatly appreciated over here.
I can’t wait to see what you amazing writers come up with. Enjoy your writing, and have a great weekend!
Origin: “Stepping Through,” by BPKelsey. Note that I do not know this artist, nor this artist’s other work. If you do look the artist up, look out for nasty beasts that you may find out there.
If you’re feeling inspired, write something about this picture! I would absolutely love to see whatever you come up with (though keep in mind that my nine year old sister reads this blog, so keep it clean!). You can put it here in the comments, or post it on your own blog and leave a link in the comments. I can’t wait to see what you talented writers come up with!
I know, it’s amazing, isn’t it? I’m finally posting another writing prompt!
I’ve seen this picture several times, and I really love it. I can’t wait to see what you brilliant people do with it! This is, A Centaur in Disguise, by Michelle Toro. I don’t know the artist, nor her other work, so beware if you decide to look her up.
If you’d like to write something from this prompt (and you want to share it. Because I suppose you could always lock it up in a dusty folder and forget about it), you can comment on this blog post with what you wrote, or post it on your own blog and leave a link in the comments! Either way, I would love to read it (how can you have an uninteresting story with a picture like that?).
Please, though, keep whatever you write from this prompt pretty clean. My younger brothers and sisters read this blog and have a great time looking through what you awesome people write – I don’t want to have to delete anything. Violence is okay, a little blood is okay, but please, no foul language or “mature” content.
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