Writing Prompt
STORY STARTER
Write a story about a character who, no matter how hard they try, always seems to do well at everything.
Writings
The Perfect Loner
Marcus did not have a lot of friends growing up. As long as he can remember, Marcus has always excelled at everything. It did not matter if it was school, sports or music. Marcus detested going to school because his classmates would castigate him for doing well at everything. His classmates would call him a freak and a robot. This chastisement started in elementary school and continued through hig...
perfect Imperfection
“What isn’t she good at?” Lydia said to the group, with a smile on her face as she nudged her girlfriend sitting on the porch beside her, “That’s why she’s my best friend.” It was a group ritual to roast eachother and giving jordan a hard time for her constant perfectionism was just part of the night. “It’s not my fault that I’m smoother than butter, it’s a gift and a curse,” said jordan as she to...
Finish All Your Peas Before The Desert Tries To Stab You
They removed me quite early in development.
I was only part of this world for four days.
In those days I was nothing though
A plain observer unable to speak
But able to do.
I can’t wait to see their eyes when I break back in.
It’s only matter of time.
They never wrote me to fail....
Middle School Blues
So talented, people said
With a pat on the head
My confidence could fill a town
Until the bridge came crashing down
“You suck” was an easy way out
For people who let their hatred spout
And the haters achieved their goal
I was stuck reading gossip news
Of why their hate became my toll
That caused all my middle school blues
Because when everyone gets on your back
For even being able to perfec...
Little Miss Perfect
I’m sick of being little miss perfect all the time. It’s my Midas Touch. I try to sink to the bottom but every time I rise to the top like a life vest in a pool. People at school who I've never met try to help with their pushes and pranks. Nothing really results of it when you have perfect attention and reflexes. They all talk but I guess they forgot that I also have perfect hearing....
Having It All. Almost.
I don’t really mean to come off as a smart ass, but the truth is, I’m smart. It’s just the basic truth and things really come easily to me. My siblings hated me for it, my parents thought I was rude when I would correct them, and my teachers tried to teach me humility. It seldom worked.
Because my brain works faster and sees ridiculously easy solutions to hard problems, I seem to be touched by...
Green And Zero
Miles clutched the pillow to his head and breathed heavily into it. He wanted to scream but he knew it would be wasted energy as no one would listen. If he stood on his front porch and screamed, it wouldn’t have changed a thing. He can hear the crowds outside and the paparazzi clicking their cameras at his home. He had to turn off his mobile and disconnect his landline as he was being bombarded. H...
The Level Upper
This guy can’t lose, he is like Helen Keller. Born with a nerve disease which made him unable to do simple movements without difficulty, but he still overcame the challenges. He trained himself and became a wrestling champion, then a football champion all in our high school. Some classmates were jealous, they challenged him to do well in the chess club. He accepts without hesitation, and after a f...
Life of A Storm
Being a Storm Wizard isn't...challenging. Nothing bad happens, every test is undoubtedly easy. 'Go fight this boss!' Two hits and it's done. 'Find this rare ingredient!' It's not rare, it's just right in another world. Storm is just...easy. Too easy.
Walking through the streets of Triton Avenue, I glanced at some lower level wizards. A Life and a Balance. "Don't worry! I'll heal you!" The life s...
Butterfly Wings
Tabitha loved to tell stories. In school she received all A’s. Tabitha saved butterfly wings. She cared for everyone.
One day she argued with a girl at school. Then later that day she made an appointment to talk it out. “Jenna, can we talk?” she asked.
“After school come over to my house.” said Jenna.
“I’ll be there.” said Tabitha.
After school Tabitha strolled to Jenna’s house and knocked ...