The Borrowed Coat
A character wears something that belongs to someone else for an entire scene. Nobody comments on it.
Every Monday
One new prompt each week, written by poets, novelists and screenwriters in the community. Use them, ignore them, or bend them out of shape.
This week
Write about a room you have not entered in years. Let the objects speak before the people do, and end on a sound rather than an image.
A character wears something that belongs to someone else for an entire scene. Nobody comments on it.
Write a poem entirely in the imperative. Let the commands become tender by the final third.
Begin in December and work towards January. Notice what the reversal makes visible.
A scene with no dialogue in which a decision is made. You have one page.
Describe a relationship using only the language of forecasting.
Someone writes a letter they will never send, then does something with it that surprises them.