Lab Practice-2

Prompt Practice-2

✨ Creative Writing Prompts with Syntax and Variable Descriptions

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1. Short Story Writing

Syntax:

Write a short story about [main_character] in [setting] who discovers [unusual_event_or_object] that leads to [conflict_or_resolution].

Variable Descriptions:

• main_character → The protagonist of your story (e.g., a girl, traveler, inventor, detective).

• setting → The place or time where the story occurs (e.g., ancient city, future world, small town).

• unusual_event_or_object → Something mysterious or unexpected that drives the story (e.g., a talking parrot, a secret map).

• conflict_or_resolution → The main challenge or how it ends (e.g., solving a mystery, escaping danger).

Prompts:

1. Write a short story about a young girl in Varanasi who discovers a talking parrot that knows ancient secrets.

2. Write a story about a boy who wakes up in a small town to find that everyone can read minds.

3. Create a story about two time travelers who accidentally swap eras.

4. Write a story set in a future city where dreams are traded as currency.

5. Tell a story about a painter whose artworks come to life every midnight.

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2. Poetry Writing

Syntax:

Write a [poem_form] about [theme_or_emotion], using [imagery_or_tone].

Variable Descriptions:

• poem_form → The style or structure (e.g., haiku, free verse, rhyming couplet, acrostic).

• theme_or_emotion → The main idea or feeling (e.g., love, loneliness, hope, nature).

• imagery_or_tone → The sensory language or mood you want to express (e.g., calm, nostalgic, stormy).

Prompts:

1. Write a poem about the moon watching over a sleeping city.

2. Compose a poem inspired by the sound of rain on a tin roof.

3. Write a haiku about the feeling of first learn.

4. Create a free-verse poem about the balance between technology and nature.

5. Write an acrostic poem using the word HOPE