Image by vintagedept via Flickr
For this morning’s writing prompt let’s work on description. Use the photo I’ve posted and write a description of what you see. You can choose to have it stand-alone or to include it as a part of a short story. Try to incorporate as many of the sense as you can, without forcing it. To help you, take a look at this article I posted in Wordsmith Wednesday last June:
http://liv2write2day.wordpress.com/2010/06/16/wordsmith-wednesday-sensory-description/
If you participate, please link your post in comments and would you consider inviting a blogging friend to join in as well? I won’t be able to comment or visit until later in the week as we will be driving back home. At that time, I will post my description as well. I hope you have fun with this one. Thanks.
Bat-Ami Gordin
/ September 29, 2011A little late, but why not…there’s no Mr. Linky so all bets are off. http://zongrik.wordpress.com/2011/09/28/594/
Inside the Mind of Isadora
/ May 4, 2011Hello Victoria,
I decided to attempt to write another – Description – for the MMWP. This one was following your direction of the photo —– although —- I was unable to get the photo to paste to the story. I decided some things need to be left to fate. BUT … for future refereence could you tell me how to add the photo. I must be doing it incorrectly.
Following the photo was a little more emotionally challenging …. I did like reminisicing Thank you for the prompt.
Namaste,
Izzy
http://insidethemindofisadora.wordpress.com/2011/5/04/johnnywalker(aka:johnj.walker
liv2write2day
/ May 6, 2011Just got home from out winter home and can’t see straight after 2 days driving–I’ll get back to you tomorrow with “how-to.” I’m the kind that does it but am not sure how, so I’ll figure it out in the morning when I’m half-way conscious. :0) Victoria Ceretto-Slotto http://liv2write2day.wordpress.com
chrisd
/ May 3, 2011Thanks for doing these prompts. I am going to try to discipline myself to do this every Monday. Have a great week!
chrisd
/ May 3, 2011http://thescatteredstones.blogspot.com/2011/05/monday-morning-writing-prompt-050111.html
I thought I would give it a shot
chrisd
/ May 3, 2011Oh, goodness, I have to apologize. This was supposed to include sensory descriptions. I apologize for not reading the directions. I’ll look more carefully next time.
liv2write2day
/ May 3, 2011But you did have descriptions…the cell phone vibrating, his swollen hands and more. I read the story before this note and didn’t notice a lack of description!
Inside the Mind of Isadora
/ May 2, 2011Hi Victoria,
I missed the last two writing challenges because I was away. I guess not having been on the computer has dininsihed my reading skills. I guess I misread the prompt. I guess I created my own world of what I thought you had wished for us to do. I was so focused on getting in touch with my senses I didn’t realize I had a photo prompt to follow, too. Oh well … I hated to let a good story go to waste. I hope you enjoy it.
thanks for all the prompts. They are so encouraging and stimulate writing creativity.
Namaste,
isadora
http://www.insidethemindofisadora.wordpress.com/grandmasoldclapboardfarmhouse
Bodhirose
/ May 2, 2011This was a fun prompt, Victoria. I’m so glad you’re still going to be posting these prompts as well as your Wordsmith Wednesday offerings. xoxo
Here’s mine: http://bodhirose.wordpress.com/2011/05/02/pa-pa/
liv2write2day
/ May 6, 2011Love how you expressed the delicate relationship between old and young. There so often seems to be a connection.
trisha
/ May 2, 2011will be posting mine. but the pic in your post is not visible.
trisha
/ May 3, 2011here it is:
http://magicthought.wordpress.com/2011/05/03/grandpa-for-mmwp/
liv2write2day
/ May 6, 2011Lovely story, again showing the understanding between old and young. Thanks for sharing.
souldipper
/ May 2, 2011I couldn’t resist the photo, Victoria. Here’s my SENSE-ative piece: http://souldipper.wordpress.com/2011/05/01/an-advocate-from-heaven/
liv2write2day
/ May 6, 2011I hope this got lots of hits. So well written and sensitive/Sense-ative.