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On Tuesday, inspired by Terry, I asked: Do objects have a memory? Does a rocking chair hold the essence of the snuggles it has witnessed? Does a pottery mug remember the comforting warmth it offered a struggling soul?
The dictionary defines personification as “the attribution of a personal nature or human characteristics to something nonhuman, or the representation of an abstract quality in human form.”
Now it’s your turn to tell a piece of your story from the point of view of an object who bore witness in 400 words or less.
Please, link up only if you’ve done the prompt, and have a look at your fellow writers’ work. We all need feedback to improve!
This was such a fun prompt! Can’t wait to see what everyone came up with.
Some days the software won’t let me comment on certain blogs…
so frustrating!
But I’m reading and enjoying!
What an interesting prompt. And look at all the people who’ve already got it done. I’m afraid it would take me so long you’d all be onto the next prompt by the time I got it done. But I might just do this one on my to see where it takes me. Thanks!
[...] in response to the Write on Edge prompt: personification. Written too late to include in the link up, but the other posts are well worth reading. [...]
This prompt was great! I did it for the first time and then couldn’t figure out how to link so I didn’t get mine in…I’ve read alot of them and they are great! Here is a link to mine, I would love some advice
http://campchaos.blogspot.com/2012/01/writing-prompt-personification.html