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For the next 30 days, I’m going to find and use a random writing prompt and this blog will catalog and track how I’m doing. My whole life I’ve wanted to explore writing and now is my chance to jump in and play within the shallows and depths of my creativity. This may be a waste of time for many, but follow along if you too need inspiration, a laugh, or just knowing that there is someone out there slogging away at fulfilling a childhood notion that they belong in a world of books and stories and characters.

Maybe you’d like to connect and work together on holding each other accountable. Maybe this will turn into a weird impromptu book club. Or maybe this will just be my ramblings.

I don’t care, I just want to write.

-Nisha

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Day 12

Day 12

Write a poem - me 3…2…1… Dawn breaks, building anew Sleep is awoken Dreams turned off, switch on for a while Prepare for the unexpected A shuffle in your stride Covered by warmth, now disrobe into water Wash away, invigorate with scents and serums Glaring screens, in the

Day 11

Day 11

“Write” - me It was a long day, and an even longer night. I’ve been sitting, staring out the window and hearing the birds bicker. I didn’t notice the change in light right away. It had moved slowly and then suddenly and then I heard the birds. I

Day 10

Day 10

“Write a story about a character who lives in an ancient society. When a shiny, unnatural looking contraption touches down and creatures emerge, everything they once knew changes.” - Self publishing school Miria looks up from the dusty, sandy floor she is currently sweeping with a straw broom and squints.

Day 9

Day 9

“Write a story about a character who sees a photo they shouldn’t have seen.” - Reedsy prompts Jonah wakes up groggily, the light piercing his eyelids as day breaks outside his window. Wait, not his window. A window. His eyes flutter open under his arm and he begins to