Writer’s block can stifle your creativity in more than one way. Sometimes, you reach a point in your writing where you feel stuck—you simply can’t figure out what happens next or how to end a story or poem. Other times, you’ve finished the piece you’ve been working on and can’t think of something new to start. And staring at a blank page (or computer screen) only seems to make things worse!
Writer’s Relief has a great way to sprinkle some seeds of inspiration and break through writer’s block. Try a 3-word writing prompt!
We’ve created a list of random adjectives, nouns, and verbs. Pick one word from each column. You can read straight across, or choose any combination. For example, the first, fifth, and seventh word in each list: accidental; snail; boast. Use the words and some freewriting to see what new ideas might sprout!
Create Your Own 3-Word Writing Prompt
Adjectives:
accidental
giant
spotty
boundless
thoughtful
barbarous
languid
chunky
dizzy
unsightly
Nouns:
afterthought
downtown
observation
beginner
snail
coal
car
wind
airport
insurance
Verbs:
invent
whisper
scare
trouble
bang
turn
boast
sin
deceive
force
For more inspiration, you can also experiment with this random noun generator.
Question: Which three words did you choose to use as a writing prompt?
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