Advent Calendar Edition — Welcome to Day 7 of our prompted Advent Calendar for the month of December! Can you feel the anticipation building? Cause I can! Especially as I know there are so many delightful prompts awaiting to be discovered. We’ve been receiving a lot of positive feedback regarding this writing Advent Calendar…

Advent Calendar Edition — Day 6 of the prompted Advent Calendar is here! Are you excited to unlock the suprise topic of the day? It’s a special one and I am curious to discover where it takes you! You’ll find that this prompt is a bit like a riddle…With an infinite amount of possible…

Advent Calendar Edition — Greetings writers and readers! Tis’ the season! I am 4 days late, but I have a really cool Christmassy (but non-cliché) prompt advent calendar for you to unlock! I never used to be a big fan of this holiday, but now that I’m finally able to spend it how I…

Abstract Poetry — Greetings, everyone! I trust you had a fantastic Thanksgiving. I can’t help but crave the delightful smells and textures of the delicious dishes you enjoyed! Could someone kindly share the secrets of cooking these delectable treats? I assure you, I’m a quick learner. Speaking of quick learning, you smashed last…

Abstract Poetry — Welcome to month #3 of our themed poetry challenge! Only nine more months to go, haha. I hope you are all enjoying the places these poetry prompts take you and that you’ll join us again, this month, for another round of topics awaiting to be tackled. So far we’ve explored…

Poetry — In a world full of pastel colors I will not apologize for my wine red personality Or for the daring thoughts I water Or for how long it takes to bloom into a flower; I will not apologize for my abstract tattoos Or for ruffling a few feathers with my writing Or for the fact…

Earthly Poetry — Despite all the delays, lack of inspiration and life getting in the way, we finally made it to the last prompt of the Earthly prompts series! …

Unlocking your November creativity. — The last month of autumn is here! I have to admit that November is my favorite time of the year, because there’s something poetic about the very essence of it. Perhaps it’s the acknowledgement of impermanence or the inevitability of change. Or maybe it’s a mixture of both. …

My childhood was full of fights where people got very angry. — When you think about the household you grew up in and the ways in which conflict was handled, what comes to your mind? Healthy arguments, active listening and conflict resolution? Or maybe less pleasant memories, such as shouting matches and unresolved tension? My childhood was full of fights where people…