Borrowed Words

Get it? It's like wonderful :) Writing Prompts~ Turn to page 51 and read the second line of the first paragraph. Or the first line of the last paragraph. Now write. We'll see how this goes.

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When you die, you are taken to a leaderboard showing all of the stats of your life, such as how many people have loved you, how many people hated you, etc. As you look at your scores, you begin to notice one of the numbers is increasing.

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Years after waking up deaf due to an unknown cause, you bump into someone that you can hear.

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“Once there were two moons in the sky, but one wandered too close to the sun and cracked from the heat. A thousand thousand dragons poured forth, and drank the fire of the sun. That is why dragons breathe flame. One day the other moon will kiss the sun too, and then it will crack and the dragons will return.”

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Gansey longed for him like Authur longed for the grail, drawn by a desperate but nebulous need to be useful to the world, to make sure his life meant something beyond champagne parties and white collars, by some complicated longing to settle an argument that waged deep inside himself.

The Raven Boys; Maggie Stiefvater

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We all know those tired clichés. It’s time to kill them. Take one of them and turn them on their heads or at least these will hopefully keep the errors out of your writing. If you think of any other way to change them up go right ahead. Happy hunting!

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I am the daughter of a King who forgot my name.

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I forced myself to believe in the lie. In the false reality that was normal. Just for the sake of my sanity.

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"Though several people noticed the man and screeched their terror, most couldn't see the waves, couldn't hear the screams."

Truthwitch; Susan Dennard

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He wanted the skin, which he saw as an important part of their division’s history, to reach the museum in one piece.

The Map of Chaos; Felix J. Palma