A fictitious mind.
The following 6 Twitter stories have a common theme of love which I published on Twitter in July and August. Stars align for you by design. — Luke Żammit ✍️ (@AlphaWings) August 4, 2017 We glided through the sky, Our love made us fly.#hangtenstories 263 — Luke Żammit ✍️ (@AlphaWings) August 22, 2017 We were pebbles enjoying the waves.#sixwordstory — […]
Collaboration is the key This collaboration is a recent conversation I had on Twitter. As the story has a literary purpose, I’ve decided to archive this six word collaboration using Twitter Moments. “Share your thoughts in the comments.” A Conversation In #SixWords Tweet me to start a six word conversation.
Here’s a 6 second video to inspire you for your next story. Inspire someone by sharing this video. Comment your story below or send a pingback from your blog post.
Throw a blanket and read some Twitter Fiction from your couch! Today’s Twitter-sized story inspired from the word ‘Blanket’: He raises the blanket like a sail and travels the universe. It’s all real as long as you believe, says his Grandmother. Try your hand at Twitter-sized stories by writing one (or more) in the comments. Check out my Twitter […]
Here’s a quick read of six word life stories that I published on Twitter Life’s an addiction, waking up everyday. #sixwords — Luke Żammit (@AlphaWings) February 20, 2017 Hidden fine print; lost their rights.#sixwords — Luke Żammit (@AlphaWings) February 14, 2017 Practice makes perfect; habits become obsessions.#sixwords — Luke Żammit (@AlphaWings) February 13, 2017 Sometimes I wonder, then I […]
Meaningless Twitter drafts! Meaningless is a writing prompt from The Daily Post. Here are 5 of my Twitter drafts which were far too meaningless to tweet, however, they fit perfectly for this prompt. Feel free to tweet your favourites. “By the strange occurrence of a tweet being retweeted.” [ctt template=”9″ link=”jgqdS” via=”yes” ]#MeaninglessQuotes[/ctt] “Tell me something, Tell me […]
Vivid is a prompt by the Daily Post blog, so as a challenge to post more often, I will use these prompts as inspiration. We used to sit on those rocks, Gazing at the lights in our socks. Quite vivid from all the shots, No body knows of our thoughts. Let me know if you want to see more micropoetry.