Sarah Kate Hill

Here is a writing prompt to test your creativity and build writing skill. In 25 words, describe one of the colours that you are wearing. Do this for 3 colours. 25 words each. I love it because it really gets you thinking about different ways to describe and write about a colour- gets you testing different language and different methods. It also gets you thinking hard about what is the most important way to convey it, because 25 words is a really tight number. You can’t waffle

There’s a light in the distance But I know not what it’s for, It just appeared in the mist As twilight settled. The hazy blue-grey Of mountains dressed in clouds, Overshadows and hides The origin of this pinprick glow. Almost a speck-sized orb To guide you through eventide’s haze. *** Www.serrenwrites.wordpress.com #SerrenWrites #Poetry #challenge #world #wisps #Earth #twilight #creativewriting #SerrenWrites #dailyword #Night #peace #poem #lamp #nature #APoemaDay #eventide #l

Our second challenge was to write 25 words inspired by the colours of the walls of the room that we were in. While you read this, perhaps guess the colours of the walls of the room I was in… I wrote a few versions- it was really interesting to get into. You should give it a go with the room that you’re currently sitting in! *** 1: Honey oozes like spun gold as the mellow autumn sun glints through translucent leaves to reveal the silhouettes of bees dancing amongst meadows of

A friend of mine and I have recently started a list of mini writing challenges. She being in the midst of Architectural Masters and I being in full time work and part time Martial Arts training, we both find it difficult to get the levels of writing we’d find ideal completed. So, we began this little challenge together- most being only 250 words, it would keep our creative brains occupied and growing! (Please note most of these challenges we found from online sources and so w