Grid - One Word Prompt
The word that you have to include in this prompt is "GRID"
GRID
Make the piece shorter than 1000 words.
It could be fiction or non-fiction.
Here are some suggestions for you to get going - (or that you can completely ignore)
Write about how you are going off the grid.
Write about how you are staying on the grid.
Tell a story about how you like to draw grids. (People do that right?)
Talk about that average movie or video game called Grid. Cause let's face it; average is the best anything called Grid can be.
What I would write with this prompt - (that would probably be wrong)
I'd mention the word briefly for a line and then go on a rant about something completely different. Like how I can't stand the 1988 Dodgers or that ice cream is overrated. If you asked me how the piece has to do with a grid, I'd point back to the one line I wrote. That is how much I would pay attention to the word grid. I'd mock the creator of the prompt because writing about a grid is pretty dumb. There are scandals, and controversies, and questions out there in the world and I am writing about a grid. No thanks. And no, I am not doing that here. Mocking the creator, as I am the creator, is too damn meta for me right now.
Anyway on the post.
Listen to the decent suggestions, ignore them and come up with something better, or go on a rant about how you think ice cream is overrated too, whatever you do, try to pretend that you are writing about a grid.
GRID is your one word for today's prompt.
Good luck with your (average) writing.
If you do like this post, please share this on social media. It means a lot to us. Thanks.
You can leave your piece in the comment section below, or submit it here
Read more
Sarah Beach pieces - Anastacia Walden pieces - Alonzo Cortez pieces - Brooke Smith pieces - Joey Carneiro pieces
Read the Current Theme - Read Past Themes - Read Thanksgiving pieces - Read Halloween pieces - Read Election pieces - Read Christmas pieces
Check These Out
About The Blogger
Greg Luti is an editor and blogger on pensandwords.com. His favorite writers are Robert Frost and Charles Bukowski. He enjoys reading up on history, watching comedies, and playing video games, when he is not writing down a few notes for his next piece. He started this blog out of his love for literature and hopes that the reader shares that same passion.
Learn More Of The Blogger
Comments