Two sentence focus


The life of a writer is filled with constant stories knocking at the door to be awakened, justified, and heard. They are not all good. They are not all wanted. They are all there nonetheless.

How are you doing with the story of you? Are you deep in the details of moving from point A to point Z? Are you making time to simply be still?

Here are a few examples of my two-sentence attempts from the first ten scenes of fiction book # two:

The way of water destroys and nourishes in equal measure. A native child now grown, the water of Charleston’s Lowcountry runs through my veins.

We both give each other a half-hearted hug and laugh. The memories, all the things we did in the past, fast forward to the present day, competing in a movie mix flashback scene.

Silhouettes line up against the ombre sky as icons of tradition, haughty and determined, push away from contemporary glass high rises. Steeples scattered like sentinels protect and disguise in equal measure as the city dissolves into the nighttime darkness.

The cra-ack of the bat as the ball hits in the sweet spot, the crowd noise helps it sail over the fence as the “da da da” organ serenade officially signals the first homer of the game.


Share some of your two-sentence times with me.

How can I pray for you this week?

Cindy

Author Motivator Workshop Creator Speaker

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