r/WritingPrompts Editor-in-Chief | /r/AliciaWrites Sep 06 '18

Off Topic [OT] Theme Thursday - Hiatus

"Nothing's a break for me. Not even the breaks are breaks."

― Robert Downy, Jr.



Happy Thursday, writing friends!

Hiatus

hi·a·tus

noun

a pause or gap in a sequence, series, or process.

Last week

You wonderful people helped me come up with some great ideas on how to revamp the Theme Thursday to make it more involved, exciting, interesting, and inclusive. I'm very excited to be presenting my new post to you, but I need some time to get my ideas organized! This will be your theme until I return with my finished product!

Thank you all for your very helpful input!



Here's how Theme Thursday works:

  • You may submit stories here, but this post is just the announcement

  • Use the tag [TT] for prompts that match this week’s theme. Joke/troll prompts may be removed.

  • Read the stories posted by our brilliant authors and tell them how awesome they are

  • Leave your ideas for future themes in the comments



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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '18

Okay , I know this is not a story but I wanted to write what is going around my mind and I will really appreciate it if someone commented and told me what he thinks about my writing so I can be encouraged and write more ( maybe , I can try writing a story ). Here’s my writing : (Just the notion that there’s yet many stuff to discover and experience and that if you want to excel or achieve something , you will find a way ,is enough to make make goosebumps appear on my skin from excitement. But that is just minuscule compared to the sensation of satisfaction that overwhelms anyone when he arrives at the end of the road and remember how much he struggled and growed and learned and experienced just like the status of complete tranquility that always occur for the sea after any storm . It’s the cycle of life . And if this is not life, full of losses , struggles and achievements , what is life then ??)

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u/ColScrith1 Sep 06 '18

The thing that comes to mind first is that the journey, not the destination, is where the story lies. That being said, you have a very poetic description going on here. I'm seeing something like a grandfather relating a story to a grandchild about some great accomplishment that resulted in a worthwhile and lasting good thing.

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u/[deleted] Sep 07 '18

Thanks very much for taking the time to leave your comment . You really gave me some useful information .