Seeing Green

Write a scene that includes the color green, literally or figuratively. Is your character wearing a green dress? Does someone feel envious? Are they recycling?

Author:
Cassandra Lipp
Publish date:
Mar 17, 2020

Happy St. Patrick's Day! Since we're all staying inside, let's celebrate the holiday with a writing prompt.

Creative Writing Prompt: Seeing Green

Write a scene that includes the color green, literally or figuratively. Is your character wearing a green dress? Does someone feel envious? Are they recycling?

Post your response (500 words or fewer) in the comments below.

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