"All moths are in love with the moon," the old man told the child, "but the moon is a long way away. Too far for a moth to fly. Every night the moths come out and see the moon. They beat their wings harder and harder. Trying to fly higher and higher. So deep is their love for the moon, they do not stop trying. Until the effort is too much for their little hearts, and the moths fall to the ground, dead." "So it was for Miguel and Josefina....." Break our hearts with a tragic love story / the rest we leave up to you

bewitch and beguile us with a tale of the supernatural / simple as that / poem or prose

can you write a descriptive narrative without using the pure form of conjuction? adverbs / subordinates / etc are all ok

our challenge for you is to write dialogue - four characters - each has one line only - those four "lines" can be as long as you like - but should tell a story from beginning to end in just those four lines; from only those four characters

let's revive sonnet writing