Spooky Month!
All my pieces for my Writing Prompts for October Challenge
Boo!
Sorry did I scare you?
I hope everyone had a safe and happy Halloween this year. I know we did at our house.
I have decided to compile a list of all my entries for my Writing Prompts for October Challenge just for fun! Some of the order got a little messed up during the submission process so I wanted to feel a little more organized. Feel free to read through them and let me know which ones are your favourites.
I had a lot of fun playing around with poetry ideas that were typically not something I would normally write. It challenged me in more ways than one this past month.
I love spooky season so much. I did manage to overwhelm myself JUST A BIT with this one. Obviously life got in the way a little bit this month but I hope you enjoyed reading them as much as I did composing them. I have some ideas for a December writing prompt challenge. Not as long as this one but I came up with a few writing prompts that I'd like to share with you all come that time.
The winner's list for my challenge will be posted shortly....
Thank you to everybody who contributed to this challenge with me. The support I received during this challenge really meant a lot to me. :)
I am in complete awe of how many incredible minds are on this platform.
Here is goes....
OCTOBER POETRY/SHORT STORY WRITING PROMPT LIST
A poem about the month of October
“Dead leaves”
“A scream escapes”
“In the night”
“Blood poured down my face”
A poem using the colour red
“Demons escaped”
“Stay with me”
A poem about thanksgiving (because I’m Canadian and our thanksgiving is October 9th, 2023)
“The wolves are howling”
“Ghosts haunt me”
“Knife under my pillow”
“Trick or treat”
Halloween word acrostic
“Candy wrappers”
“The fog”
“Poison”
“DNR”
“The bones”
“Beware”
“The bugs crawl along my skin”
“The haunted house”
“Pumpkin”
“The wicked witch”
“Full moon magic”
“Black cat”
“A bad dream”
“Hunted”
“Vampire bites”
“A storm blows in”
“Hallows Eve fright”
Happy Halloween everyone!
I loved reading everyone's spooky work this month.
Again, please stay tuned for the winner's list. I have been having some editing issues with it but it should all be sorted out by tomorrow.
With lots of love,
Chloe Rose Violet🌹
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Ahhhh! I'm sooooo happy you decided to compile all your pieces for your prompts together in one piece!
This was so fun! You should definitely do this again! A Christmas one!🎄
This poem is very dark and intense. I can feel the speaker's pain and anguish as they are being chased by the monster.