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Moi? I am incapable of doing anything less than brilliant xxx
Well, that’s just going to have to do! (It’s quite a challenge to write something really dire!)
And it’s a lucky dip. So anything goes – even good stuff!
In the right side there is a cupboard, in the left a big mirror. The curtain is brown and full of dust. Kate is sitting in the middle of the room with the bare foot on the old, fad colour carpet….. .
That’s brilliant Shiva (if far too good). I’m going to stick it on the facebook site so others can see it.
https://www.facebook.com/creativewritingschool
The sky was grey, and the tree sat in the middle of the forest where it had been for the last hundred years. I yawned.
Oh that’s pretty good – in a bad sort of way!!
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The thing about the monstrosity that walked the verdant countryside by day, and stalked its shadowed fields by night, was that not only did it belong to the very land it skulked – but the scape of greenery had been its family’s legacy for generations.
(I take it poor descriptors, bad punctuation, an inconsistent ‘voice’, and a run-on sentence all count toward building a poor opening line? – See, now I’ve formed a terrible habit! LOL) Enjoy your shopping, gift wrapping, trip planning, reindeer feeding, and most of all, have a Wonderful Holiday Season!
Delicious – I’ve posted it on my facebook page as well so veryone can see it (and learn!)
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