For today's writing prompt, I reckon you should take these words and spin us a short western yarn:
Ironwood
Cactus Wren
stirrup
Colt
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Wednesday, April 15, 2020
Four-Word Writing Prompt: Out Arizona Way
If you are going to write a western, you've got to set the scene. These four words provide a tree and a bird found in Arizona; a saddle part to keep a man in the saddle, and a revolver to take a man right out of the saddle. But, words are just words. It's what a writer does with them that makes a story.
For today's writing prompt, I reckon you should take these words and spin us a short western yarn:
For today's writing prompt, I reckon you should take these words and spin us a short western yarn:
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