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I found some brand new freewriters this week (or at least brand new to me!) Go give them a visit and leave a comment of encouragement when you have a second!
I found this #freewrite from a first timer
So being my usual impatient self I skipped the foreword and jumped straight into the freewrite itself. It was a sort of story, or part thereof, and it had a quality of breathlessness that I immediately liked. Also what stuck me to the end was the increasing puzzlement about where the prompt subject 'vinyl' would fit in. And at the last sentence, there it was:
"Rolling Stones were the last to go. I am out of vynil."
(Even the typo had character somehow)
And only after the last sentence did I with furrowed brow look up at the post photo image and read the foreword and fully understood. It was like zooming out, and I saw a fun outing spawn a joyous idea captured in stunning photography and then producing an unusual freewrite. What a great flow! It felt pleasantly like a little roller-coaster ride, as well as like something of an admonishment to my tendency to skip reading things and end up lost. Hah! That'll show me :) ~
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Thanks to freewrite I feel connected with Venezuela now and pray for everyone that they may soon be on a better path. ~
This freewrite about writing really captured how I've been feeling this week! Struggling to get the words to just FLOW like they usually do. It also captures my fears and self doubt that I'm not that great because there are just so many writers out there. This piece just really resonated with me. ~
A super short, sweet story that made me really truly smile from somewhere deep. Such a wonderful read!!! ~
An amazing short story packed with visuals and just a nice FEEL to it. Exciting and new worlds created in so few words. I'm impressed! ~
He walked me through how an MRI sounds like and his view of what is yet to come, trust me, an MRI doesn't sound like something to pray for in his fiction, I just hope that the story belongs to another person, not him.
The story also gives a more mellowed down account of the experience of been diagnosed with a more terrible disease, you feel a kind of at -ease, so to say, while reading it, bearing in mind that the story you're reading isn't a thing of joy in its entirety. ~
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I have not had a tv or a remote for about 20 years, but still this post takes me back to my old life in the states. It's a little trip down memory lane for me. ~
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