Give Twenty Little Poetry Projects a try!
 Incorporate this line: "Loose lips sink ships."  Quickly pick out 12 words from the titles of books on a nearby bookshelf. Use them in a poem or short story. –Provided by Bookofkells.blogspot.com  | Try walking in your shoes'...shoes?
 Elide (strike out) the Junk: Take a piece of junk mail and black out most of the words so that what remains is a poem. If you feel so inclined, write a story based on the poem you just created –Provided by Bookofkells.blogspot.com  Pick a moment and a place from history where there was terrible
suffering and provide a firsthand picture. –Provided by our very own
Jake Guzan  | Murphy's Law has struck. Write a short story where everything that can go wrong does. –Provided by Writing.com  Fill in the blanks on a title with the form “If It (blank), It (blank)” An example title might be: “If It (Hangs From the Ceiling), It (Smells Like Flowers)” –Provided by Robert Lee Brewer of Writer’s Digest  |
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