Hello everyone and welcome back to Tidbit Tuesday! I hope that everyone has been enjoying their week. We got started on our summer vacation and are now, sadly, almost halfway through it. Regardless, we’ve gotten a good amount of writing done, as well as catching up on our sleep and TV shows that we missed. We’ll miss the vacation when it’s gone, but in the meantime, we’re taking good advantage of it.
Our happy little RNG was nice enough to supply us with Prompt #48: “Constraints.” Enjoy!
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He looked down at the dying girl and saw something that wasn’t there, a vision that men would have killed for. Hair like a fountain of green seafoam, luscious curves fitted into a tight bustier, skin gleaming like polished porcelain, and black hose hugging legs long enough to list all his sins.
She smiled at him, laughed. “You can touch me, if you want, give me a kiss. I would like that, don’t you think?”
He stared at her, thinking only that while he had often ridiculed his brother as a man lacking constraints, this woman was his way of laughing at him from beyond the grave.
how do I enter my blog in your challenge? Just copy the blogs http or add your blog name to t tag? if the tag is used, should it be :Tidbit Tuesday” or “The Athete Series? Here is my entry with “Tidbit Tuesday listed as a tag. Its more of a mini-essay than what I usually write-the prompt reminded me of a poem I wrote long ago as a young adult, only I called it “Restraints disguised”
http://beebeesworld.wordpress.com/2012/08/02/constraints-disguised/
If you want to be part of Tidbit Tuesday, all you have to do is put Tidbit Tuesday in the tags and follow the three basic rules, which are
1. All entries should be between 6 and 10 sentences. If you want to go under this limit, be my guest, but don’t go above it. Good writing is about brevity and clarity, so this is what we want to practice.
2. Generate a list of prompts to draw from when you write. Twenty or so is probably fine to start with, and you don’t have to go in order. For extra fun, involve an element of randomness so that you don’t quite know what you’re going to write about until you sit down.
3. While it doesn’t have to be from your current work, it should be from one of your works, even if it’s only a planned one. No fanfiction.
Other than that, enjoy!
Thank you for this reference-I will keep it and hope to play along!