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WRITING OBSTACLE

Create a detailed depiction of a nocturnal plant that blooms only under the light of a full moon.

STORY STARTER

Write a Terza Rima describing any natural setting you like.

A Terza Rima is a form of poetry consisting of linked 3-line stanzas, with the rhyme scheme ABA-BCB-CDC.

WRITING OBSTACLE

Describe a sunset without using any colours.

You may use imagery, similes, shade and tone, but do not use the words for any real colours.

STORY STARTER

Suibmitted by Maranda Quinn

Create a story or a poem centred around the theme of serendipity.

Serendipity is when a series of seemingly unfortunate events ultimately leads to a positive outcome.

POEM STARTER

Inspired by A. Canvas

Write an Oulipo poem about winter. Oulipo poetry is written by setting strict rules for yourself. These rules are up to you, but the goal is to give yourself a challenge.

Be sure to list the rules you followed to inspire and create new forms!

POEM STARTER

Write a haiku or series of Haikus capturing the essence of a moment in an ancient civilisation.

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Submitted by snoop

Write a poem about something getting washed away, either literally or metaphorically.

POEM STARTER

'And so we stepped into the dawn, forever changed...'

Conclude a poem with this line, capturing a transformative moment.

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A witch discovers they can hear the language of trees, uncovering a world of ancient magic and old evils.

A witch discovers they can hear the language of trees, uncovering a world of ancient magic and old evils.

STORY STARTER

A nature-loving photographer scrolls through their snaps from the day, only to realise they have captured something in the background that they didn't mean to...

POEM STARTER

Submitted by Antaura Dawn

'The stars were what she liked most about the sky. Then, they started to fall.'

Write a poem based around this idea. You could include the line, use it as a central theme, or turn it into a metaphor.

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Submitted by Mae Bailey

“We live in a land where the footprints of ghosts linger.”

Use this line to start or end a poem. It can be any genre as long as you feel it fits the sentence well.

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