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Printed from https://www.writing.com/main/books/entry_id/903246-Fairy-Tale-Future-and-Words
by Joy
Rated: 18+ · Book · Experience · #2003843
Second blog -- answers to an ocean of prompts
#903246 added January 26, 2017 at 7:35pm
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Fairy-Tale Future and Words
Prompt: "If you see magic in a fairy tale, you can see the future." Danielle Steel You can write anything you want about this.

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Surely, there is magic in a fairy tale because fairy tales are fantasies. If the fantasy genre and fairy tales were planets, they would spin in the same direction and their orbits would be called magic.

Imagining the future is also fantasy that can turn into reality, if the person imagining it can have the prowess to make it happen or can see it happen. For example, if someone had written a fairy tale in the year 1565 and imagined the existence of the internet, we would have thought of that author as having seen the future.

In fact, there are authors who have seen the future in their fantasies, such as H.G. Wells and possibly Carl Sagan. Yet, not all authors or artists who delve in any media of fantasy can create the future, but they can create fairy tales with magic in them that their readers and viewers can enjoy.

So, although some people can see the future in a fairy tale’s magic, I don’t think everyone who can see magic in a fairy tale can be as successful, but fairy tales are fun and so is fantasy in any shape or form.


Mixed flowers in a basket



Prompt: Kind Heart, Brave Mind, Fierce Spirit Use these words any way you like in today's entry.

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Your Smile at My Feckless Flippancy

As if in remorse,
I can see through your loving eyes
that brave mind detecting
the soot on my fierce spirit
and its need for meaningless comedy
directed at the nonsensical,
corrupt or eccentric.

So much for my florid phrases
like dimming stars on the night sky...
Yet, they slide their thin luster
toward your sacred duty to me,
that slight smile on your face
a sign of your kind heart
and my urgent solace.

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Note: In short, my husband laughs at my stupid jokes. *Headbang* *Laugh*

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