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Writing Prompt Wednesday #44

10/30/2019

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Write a poem about somebody who betrayed you, or write a poem about betrayal. https://www.writingforward.com/writing-prompts/poetry-prompts/poetry-prompts-from-1200-creative-writing-prompts

Betrayal.
It starts out innocent enough.
A greeting, a smile,
A friendship.
After that going gets tough.
You soon learn how to trust,
You build a foundation.
You’d never dream it’d fall apart,
But as all good things it must.
I thought I could trust you,
I thought you would see.
You’d never back stab me,
You know what it would do to me.
But now we’re here.
My eyes empty with tears.
I should never have let you into my heart.
Now I have to start over
I don’t know where to start.
Betrayal.
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Writing Prompt Wednesday #43

10/23/2019

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Between stars https://writersrelief.com/2018/12/14/125-of-the-best-poetry-writing-prompts-for-poets-writers-relief/

Oh a magical place
Between the stars,
That can be agreed.
It’s a wonderful place
Between the stars
You’ll find all you’d ever need.

I want to go there,
Someday I might.
I'll start my mighty quest.
I’ll find my wish
There in the stars.
It’ll be the best.

For years I tried
To find the stars.
I was never filled with doubt.
I worked everyday
But soon I tired
And my efforts ran out.

Long after I gave up,
I found the stars.
I saw through their disguise.
I found the place
Between the stars
Cause the stars are in your eyes.
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Writing Prompt Wednesday #42

10/16/2019

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He hadn’t seen her since the day they left High School. https://www.dailywritingtips.com/writing-prompts-101/

    He hadn’t seen her since the day they left highschool, but nothing had changed. She still had that same white smile, that same joyful laugh, those same brown eyes. She met his gaze and shot him a glare so fierce that he stumbled backwards. It had always amazed him, how quickly those warm eyes could fill with such hate and anger. No, nothing had changed.
    Things hadn’t ended well.
    Who knew that a relationship that had lasted three years could turn sour so quickly? It was always a problem, he thought, but they’d been able to ignore it. Then graduation came and everything spiraled into chaos.
    “We have different futures,” she had said. He could remember her voice like it was yesterday. “We can’t stay in each other’s way.”
    He had begged, pleaded, tried to make her understand what he would do for her. It didn’t matter. She was bent on the fact that they were bad for each other, and she wouldn’t listen to a word he said about it. 
    So life went on. He graduated college with a degree in education, started teaching back at the school that he missed so. He had heard she had gotten married, then divorced. And now she was here.

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Writing Prompt Wednesday #41

10/9/2019

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You fall in love with every person you make eye contact with. https://www.writtenwordmedia.com/500-writing-prompts-to-help-beat-writers-doubt/
    Jackie had been wearing this stupid blindfold since she had hit puberty. She couldn’t see anything, people made fun of her, and it made life ten times more difficult than if it weren’t there. She just wanted to live a normal life, but she knew she couldn’t.
    She had had this curse for forever, but it had only manifested about five or six years ago. She would fall in love with anyone who she made eye contact with. This had led to an endless amount of heartbreak and torment. Of course, she had gotten over each person eventually, but she had decided that it just wasn’t worth the trouble. And so, she adopted the blindfold.
    She’d gotten many questions about it, of course, and eventually she got tired of answering them. Everyone thought that she was off, and it led to a lifetime of solitude. Or so she thought.

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Writing Prompt Wednesday #40

10/2/2019

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Misfits: How it feels when you don’t belong in a group of others. https://thinkwritten.com/poetry-prompts/

Out of place.
I long to fit in,
To have a purpose,
To feel comfortable in my own skin.

I’m a misfit.
A fish out of the sea.
Oh when will I find,
The place I long to be.

I think this every day,
Every second, every minute.
I long for a change.
I don’t know how to begin it.

I look across the room.
For a moment, time stands still.
A girl meets my eye, gives a smile.
Down my spine I feel a chill.

I smile back and wave.
I see her, I see her face.
Blue eyes, like the ocean
And I’m no longer out of place.
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