Sometimes life is like a city. Everything is so busy and loud and you will find yourself trying to fit in somewhere. Sometimes life is like the sea. It is calm and beautiful and it will surprise you with its every wave. Sometimes life is like the desert. It seems unending, sad and depressing. Overall life is mysterious and also unpredictable but that is the fun of it.
Question: Hello dear writers and fellow poets. Do you think you will be able to write sad poems when you are happy or do you think your feelings are reflected on your writing? You can answer me in the comments below.
All my thoughts now staying at bay I have no words now to say All my hardwork no more pay My hopeful mind seemed so away
Sleepless nights I now spent My words always trying to defend All my dreams now seem hopeless A hope of tomorrow I hold nevertheless
People changing I change with them Dreams flooding my heart a gem All strikes brimming with colours like emblem My mind still wander without a place to condemn
Hello all! I am Jan. I got nominated for this fun challenge by Stara. Thank you Stara. The single line story challenge is an awesome challenge created by Maggie. I am so excited to see how my stories will turn out.
RULES
Thank the person who nominated you/Mention whose blog you found this on
Include the rules and badge in your post
Write 5 single line stories that fall under any of these genres (you can pick which ones you do!):
fantasy
romance
thriller
mystery
western
contemporary
historical
drama
dystopian
adventure
sci-fi
paranormal
young adult
You can choose 5 genres that’s easiest for you, or you can challenge yourself to try something new!
Nominate 5 blogger/writers who you’d love to see participate and leave an open nomination for all writers!
You can do this challenge more than once
MY STORIES
Fanstasy: The king turned around sensing danger behind him, while the knight gave the witches their freedom.
Thriller: The car exploded behind him, while the inspector ran after the criminal.
Historical: Martin fled his home because the war killed his whole family.
Dystopian: The sky turned dark as the city burned to ashes and the rebels died in the blazing fire.
Young Adult: Marianna looked at her old friends and wondered how much they have changed since middle school.