Five Writing Prompts

Andrea Lingle
1 min readDec 5, 2022

Community as Creation

Art Credit: Annabel Lingle

Monday: The light in the room…

Tuesday: If I hadn’t moved…

Wednesday: When he/she awoke…

Thursday: The light falling across the threshold…

Friday: The taste of the/a/an…

Writing Practice Rules:

  • Grab a pen and paper or dictation device or computer.
  • Write/record the prompt at the top of your page.
  • Set a timer (you can adjust the time to suit your needs…I keep the practices short so they don’t seem overwhelming).
  • Take a few moments to visualize what the prompt is bringing up.
  • Write or speak or type!! Try not to edit or criticize. Just write.
  • Write the details of what is coming up. I call this catching what rises.
  • If you get stuck, make loops with your pen or nonsense syllables with your voice or tap the keyboard.
  • If you get really stuck, rewrite/record the prompt as a new paragraph.
  • Write the details of what you are seeing until the timer goes off.

These prompts coordinate with Community as Creation Incarnational Study.

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Andrea Lingle

Writer, lay-theologian, newbie-philosopher. Author of Credulous and Into a Reluctant Sunrise. www.andrealingle.com