stole

dripping

wife

thousand

wild

officer

flamingos

Pick three or more. You don't necessarily have to use the word itself.

#62

"This box isn't supposed to be empty."

#63

Three game controllers lay amidst a tangled heap of cords.

#64

#65

Someone leaves a note in the hand of a mannequin.

#66

#67

"There isn't one thing in the entire universe that can keep me from doing this."

#68

The only dress in her closet was the one she'd worn to the funeral.

#69

"You could try being mature, just once."

#70

Use the following in a scene:

ivy
an old woman
a found wallet
broken glass
shifting weather

#71

"There's only one thing left for me to do."

#72

#4 I got hearts, and for some reason, this feels the most dangerous of them all. People die of broken hearts. They have heart attacks. And it's the heart that hurts most when things go wrong and fall apart.

from I Am the Messenger by Markus Zusak

#73

by bubblegumgirlz

#74

She didn't remember opening the window.

#75

The scene of the accident.

#76

Casualties by the roadside.

#77

#78

by tomschaefer

#79

For the rest of us,
the future, barring variations, turns out
to be not so different from the present
where we have always lived—the same
struggle of wishes and losses, and hope,
that old lieutenant, picking us up
every so often to dust us off and adjust
our helmets.

"The Future" by Wesley McNair

#80

Something smells terrible.

#81

disappointment

obstacle

wings

pinched

accident

station

birthday

Pick three or more. Use either the word or the concept.

#82

"There's only so much of this to go around."

#83

#84

Incorporate three of the following:

bloody kisses

music

hallelujah

dead trees

cracked pavement

a window which won't open

an old calendar

#85

When you lived inside of me
There was nothing I could conceive
That you wouldn't do for me
Trouble seemed so far away
You changed that right away, baby

You abandoned me
Love don't live here anymore

Miles Gregory

#86

#87

Betrayal.

#88

#89

No matter how careful you are, there's going to be the sense you missed something, the collapsed feeling under your skin that you didn't experience it all. There's that fallen heart feeling that you rushed right through the moments where you should've been paying attention.

Well, get used to that feeling. That's how your whole life will feel some day.

Invisible Monsters by Chuck Palanuik

#90

The wrong ingredient.

#91

Incorporate three of the following:

empty love

bad jokes

the frontier

a grove of orange trees

an abandoned doll

swimming

vines

#92

#93

It's raining.

#94

Frustration simmers like
The chili on the stove.
Another birthday days away
And still living in an apartment
Where the floor slants
Like the deck of a ship in a storm.
Self made barriers lay in my way.
Laziness, depression, addiction.
With luck, I'll boil over.

Simmering, Raud A. Kennedy

#95

Two people are having a conversation, but they're not talking about the same thing.

#96

"Is it dead yet?"

"...maybe?"

#97

"I don't think we can catch up with the sun."

#98

#99

Incorporate three (or more) of the following:

High ladder(s)

The wrong color paint

Sneezing

Guzzling lemonade

"Mortal?"

A dried up river

Newly planted flowers

#100

It's so hard to see through the filth and the grime.

#101

#102

I was young once. I dug holes
near a canal and almost drowned.
I filled notebooks with words
as carefully as a hunter loads his shotgun.
I had a father also, and I came second to an addiction.
I spent a summer swallowing seeds
and nothing ever grew in my stomach.
Every woman I kissed,
I kissed as if I loved her.
My left and right hands were rivals.
After I hit puberty, I was kicked out of my parents' house
at least twice a year. No matter when you receive this
there was music playing now.
Your grandfather isn't
my father. I chose to do something with my life
that I knew I could fail at.
I spent my whole life walking
and hid such colorful wings.

"Things my Son Should Know After I've Died"
by Brian Tromboli

#103

Look out the window and describe what you see.

Than describe what you don't see.

#104

The train is haunted, but the ghosts are friendly. To a point.

#105

All radio stations turn to static.

#106

Everything turns out exactly the way it's supposed to -- on the surface.

#107

Incorporate at least three of the following:

A woman playing guitar on a park bench

An overcast sunrise

A normally busy subway station, now empty

Triplets

Someone who’s slightly insane

A building being demolished

Counting backwards

#108

#109

#110

An unexplained explosion causes property damage.

#111

Some sort of disaster – natural, terrorist, etc – isolates a town. Communication works for a time, but eventually stops. Outside energy sources are lost – electricity, natural gas, etc.

#112

A sinkhole appears in the middle of a small town, gradually becoming larger.

#113

A series of fortunate events occur: something that keeps breaking works as good as new, someone who always seems to be sick is the picture of health, the dying tree in the backyard is growing back, etc. What’s the catch?

#114

Two entities (individuals, families, countries, etc) have been at odds for a long time; a third party suddenly finds themselves at the center of the newest debate/fight.

#115

“How many of those are you going to eat?”

#116

#117

Childhood fears are coming to life.

#118

A couple moves into a new town; a week or so after they settle in, the rest of the townspeople disappear.

#119

Incorporate at least three of the following:

an eclipse

flooding

a birthday party

kissing

surgery

nail clippers

white

#120

A song for our fathers.