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muse ariadne writing club
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I've loved all of the prompts, but I've been swamped all month! Finished up and posted the piece I started for the feb(!!) echo prompt, hopefully freeing myself from the "oh god i can't read anyone else's before I write my version what if i can never have an original idea" cycle. Looking forward to catching up on folks' writings!
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hi lovelies ! i have another prompt for y'all 🥰 write a piece in which you blend two physical senses. maybe focus in on the taste or shape of words, or the feel of an old memory. imagine & sink into those sensations and see what comes up.
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owlroost
2 months ago
Looking forward to this- this prompt hits differently when you have synesthesia. :P
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Did the one for this week! trying to go back and do ones i missed, too https://liedown1.neocities.org/museariadne
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new muse entry! i went a bit more metaphorical with the cycle of the seasons and how it relates to my own mental health. https://vagueshape.neocities.org/muse
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liedown1
2 months ago
i definitely relate to the questions this poem asks in the face of seasonal change and wanting to imitate it and at least get some ounce of that guarantee for regrowth after cold devastation
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kph
2 months ago
I really liked this piece! The questions posed to the trees are so earnestly simple, so concisely phrased. And I love the sounds of "only whispers what the wind will allow" as well as the idea. Really cool.
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Here is my muse entry for this week: https://percevalprintpress.neocities.org/writing/muse/
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Ok I now have a dedicated page: https://percevalprintpress.neocities.org/writing/muse/
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commenting to let y'all know that i posted this week's prompt last night ! just sharing bc i know i posted at a weird time and i doubt most people saw it :]
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https://kph.neocities.org/muse
Hey, if it's any comfort, I read other people's pieces all the time before writing my own. It prompts me to think about the prompt in new ways, which gives me a more original idea than what I started with!
Just read your prompt for this week - loved it especially the last few lines!
thanks!!