[Prompt] #5: Blue
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If you're visiting us for the first time, we're glad to have you. Feel free to jump in and have a go at our fifth prompt. This week's prompt is special, having been suggested by a community member. ^_^
This week's prompt is... #5: Blue.
A strange man once asked: "What's that blue thing doing here?" This week, it's your turn to tell us what the blue thing is, and indeed: What is it doing here? Blue is, of course, a color, but it also represents depression: a melancholy mood that just won't go away. Additionally, blue is responsible for defining a musical style, the "blues", which has influenced millions across the globe. There's even a few phrases inspired by the color, such as: "turning blue in the face", and "once in a blue moon".
If you'd like to read over the definition of the word "blue", click here for Merriam-Webster's official write up.
No matter how blue your drabble may be, remember to keep it to 100 words!
Please follow the posting format in the officialfiction_drabbles profile, and show us what you can do!
If you're visiting us for the first time, we're glad to have you. Feel free to jump in and have a go at our fifth prompt. This week's prompt is special, having been suggested by a community member. ^_^
This week's prompt is... #5: Blue.
A strange man once asked: "What's that blue thing doing here?" This week, it's your turn to tell us what the blue thing is, and indeed: What is it doing here? Blue is, of course, a color, but it also represents depression: a melancholy mood that just won't go away. Additionally, blue is responsible for defining a musical style, the "blues", which has influenced millions across the globe. There's even a few phrases inspired by the color, such as: "turning blue in the face", and "once in a blue moon".
If you'd like to read over the definition of the word "blue", click here for Merriam-Webster's official write up.
No matter how blue your drabble may be, remember to keep it to 100 words!
Please follow the posting format in the official
fiction_drabbles profile, and show us what you can do!