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Savage Prompts for the Week of 09/23/2018 - 09/29/2018

New prompts for this week! <3

I will post almost anything that anyone writes or creates for these prompts, even if you submit more than one piece per day. Please follow the guidelines.

Send your poetry, prose, short fiction, art, photography, or any original content. All mediums are welcome, just create!

If you don’t see your piece posted after 24 hours, send me a message.

Rules

1. Choose either of the following prompts:

honey like gold

what made you cruel

2. Tag your work with #savageprompts

3. Bonus prompt from our secret contributor:

clown hands

Please remember I do not accept submissions in messages.

Questions? Ask is always open. Happy writing!

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UNMUTE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD!! #intears #lmao

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How to use a Pendulum

One of the things I have fallen in love with using is my pendulum. I feel it’s a great beginners tool and the great thing is you can create a pendulum from almost anything, making it a very discrete piece of kit. My favourite would be to wear a necklace, especially a crystal point and then use that as a pendulum. Not only is it always on my person and so is finely attuned to me it is very incognito!

My pendulum is made from Rose Quartz as it is a stone I resonate well with, especially recently. It promotes self-love and that has always been something I’ve stood for.

Using is a pendulum is quite easy, though as mentioned before I suggest using something that is attuned to you. If you are buying a pendulum make sure you buy one that ‘speaks to you’ or that you are drawn to in a store. Then, make sure you carry it around with you for a while.

After this, when you sit down to use your pendulum (simply hold with the majority of the length of chain/string/wire and weighted end dangling free, rest your elbow on a table or make sure it is steady) I would ask some simple yes or no questions you already know the answer to. Some of these could include:

Can I drive?

Is the colour of my hair ****?

Do I have any pets?

Just a few will do, make sure to ask one that has the answer yes and one that has the answer no. This will allow you to see your pendulum’s default answer for ‘yes’ and ‘no’. Typically a pendulum will swing in a circular motion when in a ‘resting’ mode.

After that, start asking the questions you’d like to know the answers to.

The hard part about using a pendulum, is being able to clear your mind. You need to be able to focus. Not only do you need a clear head when beginning your divination, but also a focused one when you ask your question. If your mind is a mess, likely your pendulum will be too!

Killing time.

Despite the skull and wood planks, this is not my HOME

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Unintentional art

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100 Art Journal Materials.

1) Pressed flowers 2) Coloured Sand 3) Thin buttons 4) Embroidery thread 5) Second hand postcards 6) magazine clippings 7) Patches for mending clothes 8) Denim from old jeans 9) Pages of old books 10) Pressed insects 11) Newspaper articles 12) Calligraphy inks (more vibrant and transparent than water-color) 13) Paper bags 14) Envelops 15) Washi tape 16) Spray paint 17) Scrapbook paper 18) House paint (paint stores give away mistinted paint for extremely low prices, can confirm: I work at a paint store and get free paint every day.) 19) Colour chips (get these while you’re at the paint store :p) 20) Tin foil 21) Candle wax 22) Nail polish (if you pour it on the page and let it dry its beautifully shiny and textured. I use it to make eyes that glisten). 23) Oil pastels 24) Locks of your hair 25) Perfume samples 26) Resaraunt coasters 27) Gold leaf pen ( found at art stores) 28) Chalk 29) Black coffee 30) Postage stamps 31) Junk mail 32) Leaves 33) Dead butterflies and moths 34) Food lables 35) Coffee sleeves 36) Ribbon 37) Unused pages from previous journals/ notebooks. 38) Duct tape, patterned or otherwise. 39) Watercolor 40) Sharpie 41) Makeup (lipstick especially) 42) Lino Stamps (art stores sell ones you can carve yourself.) 43) Door numbers and letters (home depot has a whole wall of them). 44) Lables from a lable maker 45) Ticket stubs 46) Receipts 47) Resaraunt menus 48) Other people’s drawings 49) Baggage tags 50) Recipe cards 51) Pencil crayon 52) Regular crayon 53) Acrylic paint 54) Pressed mushrooms 55) Little plastic bags 56) Felt pen 57) Charcoal 58) Straw and dried grasses 59) Old school notes and assignments 60) Printed photographs 61) Business cards 62) Parcel packaging 63) Yarn or wool 64) Book marks 65) Stickers from Starbucks coffee bags (you can ask for these without buying the coffee) 66) Tea and tea bags 67) Spider webs 68) Snake skin (pet stores) 69) Scraps of fabric 70) Pet fur 71) Hair dye 72) Berry juice 73) Wood stain 74) Sawdust 75) Masking tape 76) Glitter 77) Notes from family members and loved ones 78) Beer and wine lables 79) Cellophane 80) Cardstock 81) Birthday cards 82) Oragami paper 83) Shoe laces 84) Dictionary entries 85) Plasticine 86) Melted Crayons 87) Chalk board paint and sidewalk chalk 88) Metallic foil 89) Coin rubbings 90) Wallpaper 91) Thin tile 92) Spray on velvet 93) Cue cards 94) Name tags 95) Invitations 96) Squished bottle caps 97) Paper doilies 98) Stencils 99) Dried herbs 100) The inside of correlated cardboard.