Yesterday it snowed upside down
Elizabeth has given a Creative Writing Exercise:
'Grab some paper and a pen. Set a timer on your phone for 7 minutes. This is your title, write it at the top of the page: 'Yesterday it snowed upside down'. Start timer, write without thinking too critically until the timer stops. Try to write without stopping to think, be experimental, improvise. See what comes your way.'
So I did....
This is what I got.
You try...
I saw it through the window.Snowflakes so white and pure.I went outside and saw some footprints.They were made by a bird and they looked like tiny planes.I left my large footprints right next to it. I love walking in the snow,When it’s fresh and no one trodden on.As I want to be the first one to leave a print and make connection,With the pure white snow. By today the snow is melting.But I wish it snowed some more.I saw some tiny flakes flying in the air.They looked like tiny flies dancing in the air. It looked to me like snow is teasing me.Because the snow knows I want a downpour.“Stop teasing me and downpour a heavy fall!”Like the stormy rain that leaves a mark on the ground.Then I would come outside with my eyes closedAnd dance with you till you stop!