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Weekend Writing Prompt #160 – Kaleidoscope

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A word prompt to get your creativity flowing this weekend. How you use the prompt is up to you. Write a piece of flash fiction, a poem, a chapter for your novel…anything you like. Or take the challenge below – there are no prizes – it’s not a competition but rather a fun writing exercise. If you want to share what you come up with, please leave a link to it in the comments.

Thank you, Sammi, for this fun weekly challenge.  Should you want to play along, leave your link here.

 

 

One look and I know

Your touch will follow

goosebumps rise

 

~in anticipation~

 

Feelings burst like

a kaleidoscope’s colourful patterns

jumbling for attention

 

128 thoughts on “Weekend Writing Prompt #160 – Kaleidoscope”

  1. Q

    Oh how tasty!

    Those clouds are so sensual and you sing in harmony with them here, to goosebumps and a certain touch that makes them so. And to the prelude, where songs are made before the moon gets going. Yum.

    B

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  10. Dear Dale,

    I’m certainly late to this party. 😉 Swim came first. I love how the word took you in such a sensual direction. You gave us a feast for the eyes, both in words and photo. Well done.

    Shalom and lotsa multicolored hugs,

    Rochelle

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    • Dear Rochelle,

      There is no late! Priorities – nothing wrong with that. I love that you love my direction. So pleased you enjoyed my feast.
      Thank you so much.

      Shall m and Lotsa kaleidoscopic love!

      Dale

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  17. Oh, I like this, and only 23 words.
    A kaleidoscope of Thunder, and I see it in brilliant colours. I see it in shades of black, grey and white, too. love it!

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  18. Goosebumps would be nice, just haven’t found goosebumps without aggravation. At least with dogs you know what you’re getting. The love you…no matter what…and accept all your warts.
    (P.S. I need to stop commenting on my phone with its teeny little screen, I noticed a glaring autocorrect sabotage. Gah!! [warm should been ‘way’ – with apologies]

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