In the warm black sea I floated, awake and aware. I could not move and I could not speak but I could listen. Slowly, the fibers of the futon replaced the warm dry waters of that sea and my finger twitched. In tongues he spoke, like a cat he sat.

Challenge

Tell me six impossible things that you believe in. Share me your list.

Like Alice in Wonderland tell me six impossible things you believe in.

TheCaptainsWife in Fiction

87 reads

An impossible paradise

I believe :- Island time does not relate to me, If I call a meeting at 10am everyone will come.

I believe :- Island planes will leave at the time scheduled, and go to the destination on the departure board

I believe :- those little flashing lights on the side of a car are there to tell you which way it is going to turn

I believe :- in the green flash, but I've never seen it yet

I believe :- Albatrosses carry the souls of drowned sailors to paradise

I believe :-the mermaid who lives in our bay is right, I should put this up on Prose

well one of those might not be impossible, time will tell

Challenge

Once upon a field of snow

Write a poem or prose or fiction or non-fiction or anything legible that begins with the line "Once upon a field of snow". Dazzle me with your creativity, originality, and mind-boggling brilliance.

marsmorpheus

127 reads

once upon a field of snow

(that's not a place i'd like to go)

a level of cold that couldn't grow

(no no no no no no no)

Challenge

See if you can write the shortest and most bizarre story possible featuring these prompts: a dinosaur, a magic bathtub, a foam finger, and Morgan Freeman. Good luck!

katjajean101 in Flash Fiction

123 reads

A vision, a warning.

I was in the bathtub when I saw her. She appeared in a vision, and she was as old as a dinosaur. “I dated Morgan Freeman once,” she said. “He bought me a foam finger at one of those games, but don’t let him fool you. He made me pay for dinner.” I heeded the warning as the vision disappeared. This bathtub must be magic.