Writing Prompt
VISUAL PROMPT
by JD_Art @ instagram.com/jd_art_x
Is it a storm, is it magic, is it hope? Write a story or poem about what you see within this image.
Writings
The Curse
A figure stands and watches the magical dust enter the town as her family is hopefully hiding safely. That’s who the villain is after. Not her, but her family. She is hoping she can keep hee family safe by being a distraction or even sacrifice. She would bear whatever this curse may hold as long as her family was safe....
Purple Haze
This is not what she expected when she grabbed her favorite purple umbrella for a walk in the drizzling rain. Escaping into nature when the weather feels like a moody fall day, always provided her this type of somber solace. However, this time she was feeling everything but solace. Seeing the purple haze from afar, ignited every bone in her body. She immediately knew the day she had been dread...
Color Of Hope
Red and blue
Makes a purple hue
Many hues actually
But this one is more true
Deep, vibrant
It lights up the sky
Clearing out the gray
Clearing out the dullness
The darkness to make way of light
Clouds of purple from afar
It’s like my shining star
Of hope
Of faith
I’m ready with each step I take
I hope on the way I don’t break
As I know this weight on me
Is one of many that I can shake...
Last Human Choice
Stranded in the desolate remains of human destruction,
I walk alone - perhaps the last soul left behind. My only task now is to scavenge, to find some resources to survive.
It’s a bleak and lonely conquest, but today, something unusual catches my eye.
Before me swirls a cloud of deep, purple mist, like a playful fog laced with stardust. Could it be some sort of sorcery? The kind of thing you on...
Dark Man
Just a man we’ve followed from a lost land
A man with no shadow for we take the place
Am man you’ve only heard in books
Followed him so much we forgotten how he looks
All we get is a veiw of his back
The silk cape, the long hair, the dirt left on his tracks
The red umbrella covering the back of his head
But the the grey clouds that lie forth
As he snaps his fingers and turns rainbow to to...
Decision
Smokey horizons captivating my vision. Is this reality or an apparition? So beautiful yet bizarre, can’t really make a decision. Should I enjoy the view or finish my mission? What mission? Oh right, the one about escaping this tunnel vision. Not sure how I ended up in this position, maybe it was my ambition of finding true happiness that let me in a eternal division. Should I embrace the freedom? ...
Onward
The field was a vast expanse of beautiful grass and greenery.
I held tightly to Mara’s hand, hoping she wouldn’t run for the looming tower of purple smoke that rose in the distance. I couldn’t trust it, and yet it called to me like nothing had before.
And so I started walking. Mara’s small hand in mine and an unbrella shielding us from the drizzle with fear in our hearts but hope in our stomac...
The Color Purple
i hate the color purple
the color of cabbage and
plums and freshly washed
grapes all the foods
that we used to enjoy together
on birthday cakes and mall
trips and so many more adventures
i hate the color purple
the color of red and blue
that has been muddled together
the colors that i saw
when i found out that something
i never thought possible
had actually come true
how could you ever leave me...
Chapter Idk
Authors note: kind of the prompt? Also planning to be part of the book I’m writing. Also, ignore all grammar mistakes.
The blue sky, filled with pale, puffy white clouds.
The rolling hills, covered in lush green grass, thriving.
Unlike me.
It all seems so peaceful, beautiful, unlike me.
After everything, I’m close to breaking. To falling down into a deep abyss of darkness, and never thinking ...
Lolly Poppins
I used to like Mary Poppins- That is, before I met Lolly.
One stormy night she stepped into our lives with a storm snapping at her heels. I had been slightly suprised when I saw her lopsided grin, freckled face and scruffy hair. She didnt seem like the sort of Nanny mother and father would’ve picked for my brother and I. I remember glancing their way, but mothers usually pursed lips and upturned ...