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Twenty-Words Tuesday- Week 7

Bulbul

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Hi pals! It is week-7 of Twenty Words Tuesday and things are getting pretty hot over here! Last week’s prompt was – Kaleidoscope which was received wonderfully. If you haven’t had a chance to read the wonderful 20-word stories of previous week, I am listing down the links to those amazing takes, don’t forget to show them some love.

Cheers to all those who could join us in this week. (Please, let me know if I miss someone.)

This week’s prompt – Butterfly Effect. Below is my take on the prompt in 20-words, I hope you’ll like it. Now, hop on the wagon and show me your skills.

This Week’s Prompt:

Butterfly Effect

The devil fluttered his tiny wings, sea renounced her aged boundaries and souls died from drought in the cold desert.

Come, join in! All you need to do is:

  • Write an exactly 20-word story (excluding the title) using the prompt (the prompt word may/may not be present in the story).
  • Ping-back your story to this post, so that everyone (including myself) can read your version.
  • Use the banner given below and the tag- TWT on your post, to help locate the story in WP reader.
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Twenty-Words Tuesday

Remember to write before the next prompt which drops in next Tuesday! Your precious thoughts are always more than welcome.

Until next time, Cheers 

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'Bulbul' is the pen name used by Akanksha Singh who is the Fiction Editor of the newly launched magazine 'The Finest Example'. She identifies herself as an avid reader and a passionate writer. She has completed her MS in Life Sciences but currently, she is looking to establish herself as an author. She shares most of her work on her blog, but a few of her stories have been published in Active Muse, The Creative Post, and other magazines/blogs/journals. She loves traveling and you probably can bribe her with good food!

19 thoughts on “Twenty-Words Tuesday- Week 7”

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  8. Thank you so much for the shoutout dear A. I so much appreciate it. This 20-words tuesday is the kaleidoscopic colour bomb. So much fun. Also love your latest prompt. YESS!!! The butterfly as a tiny devil. So so good. Thanks for creatively spurring us all on!!! 😍🙏🎉✍️

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    1. Your comments are life saver, Lia, they always bring me smiles and joy!
      And I am delighted that TWT has been fun, it has been extremely enjoyable for me too!
      Thanks, I am glad that you liked this one. Xoxo💙🙏❤️

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      1. It’s the same for me with you. And a very few others too. I wrote one for this yesterday but I got stuck on the image I wanted for it and a scientific technicality of it, then ran out of time to do; it’s wilting in drafts and I think I now have to start completely anew. ;)) 🤗 Thanks for keeping motivation to continue. And I mean that in a general blogging sense. You’re amazing gal!! 💖🤩

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    1. TWT’s success is all due to the amazing participants like you, Sir! Thank you.

      Ahh, glad that you enjoyed it. Think Think Think ! You will flutter right through it😉 (pun intended).
      That is very supportive, Harsh, truly appreciate it!

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