When you're feeling lost, where do you go?

any kind of poetry style, just scare me :)

A place to air your grievances with yourself. Fiction, non-fiction, poetry, prose. Pride or attrition. Anything goes.

Music and writing go together for me. I love lyrics that move me and motivate me. Being a Brad Paisely fan, I hear his song "Letter to me" often and I think, what would I want my younger self to know? Write yourself a letter as if you could send it back in time with the knowledge you have now and tell your youthful self what you needed to hear. Take it any direction you want and have fun with it! But remember to be kind to yourself. We all have an inner child that is still relying on it!

Make a short story, HAS TO BE HORROR!

Go look up a random word generator, put the first 3 words in the title, (or somewhere visible), and write a poem or prose about them. Good luck, hope the words aren't too bad.

Is it a superpower everyone is born with? Non-rhyming poetry only.

New kid on the block looking for fearsome writers, fabulous friends, and magical reads. Tell me why I should (or absolutely, definitely shouldn't) follow you in 100 words or so.

Use all the following 15 words: Lineup, Mound, Error, Strike, Diamond, Plate, Balk, Batter, Slump, Windup, Ball, Catch, Pitch, Score, Dugout BUT YOUR PIECE CAN IN NO WAY REFER TO BASEBALL. 300 word MAX

This is your word list: cable, paragraph, distance, equation, ban, prosecution, tumble, pat, practice, despair, democratic, sacrifice, provoke, predict, .constraint, qualify, squash, incapable. gene, association Poetry or Prose your choice, make the words visible using italics, capitals, or bold print.

What being published means to you? Your format, your thoughts. Non-Fiction. 300 word MAX.

There's probably you love who's not too bright, or makes stupid choices. Maybe just a random person who made you mad. Feel free to yell at them now, poem or prose.

Hey Prosers! Let’s write a novel! I’ve decided it would be fun to host a series of challenges, each focused on a different step for writing a brand new story. Over the next few months, your story will grow as you process new ideas and be inspired by your fellow writers. We’re in this together! Every two weeks, I will release the next challenge, so try to keep up! Save all your entries and watch them pile up into a fully-fledged novel—written entirely by you! ———— This first challenge is simple: set the stage. Give us a short scene to serve as a prologue to your story. If you have no ideas, start with something you’ve seen today and then watch it transform over the next few months. PLEASE no graphic sex, nudity, or profanity.

Write a short, but sweet, story. It doesn't really matter how long it is. The only catch is, there has to be a bad ending. If you choose a happy ending, make sure that there are terrible events in the story. Have fun! (MAKE SURE TO STATE TRIGGERS IF THERE ARE ANY!)

I saw people discussing this question online after a rough day. I thought it might be fun to imagine what you might be like if your problems were gone. The mere idea of what I could be without my problems made me smile a little. I hope it does the same for you. (Problems include but are not limited to: mental illness, harassment/bullying, trama, etc)

Ok so this challenge is any form of writing but it has to be a murder mystery or based on a murder. The main character can also be the killer.

Write about Your Personal Experience with concept of no winter lasting forever. 300 Word MAX.

I often think about how much time we spend waiting vs experiencing. Tell me about your experience with the wait. Any genre, any style. Winner receives adoration and praise. Between 15-100 words.

You should all know the drill by now. 15-21 words in the list, from grade 3-9 spelling test word lists. Highlight the words in italics, capitals or bold print. Let's see what you come up with. Prose or poem it doesn't matter. The words are: savor, bulb, against, over, laugh, horrify, love, apple, injury, poison, ignore, justice, sword, scale, flavor, raisin, begin, afraid, puppy, eagle

Write about what you wanted to tell them at that moment, or write about a time the slice felt entirely too loud.