Three Line Tales, Week Eleven

~ Sonya

Welcome to Week Eleven of Three Line Tales.

Three line tales week 11 photo prompt: piano
photo by Jesse Orrico – click here for full res image 

You’ll find full guidelines on the TLT page – here’s the tl;dr:

  • Write three lines inspired by the photo prompt (& give them a title if possible).
  • Link back to this post.
  • Tag your post with 3LineTales (so everyone can find you in the Reader).
  • Read and comment on other TLT participants’ lines.
  • Have fun.

Happy three-lining!

44 thoughts on “Three Line Tales, Week Eleven”

    1. Agreed! I could feel a whole story developing in my mind, but I really wanted to keep it short to practice my restraint in verbosity 😉 Can’t wait to read all the submissions!

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    2. You know, I could point you to quite a few pieces I wrote based on a writing prompt I thought wouldn’t work for me. Looking forward to see what you come up with 🙂

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      1. I’m looking forward to your reaction to it 🙂 Particularly, as I really respect your writing skill tremendously!

        It’s great to be challenged by a prompt, such as this one, as it causes me to think a little more than normal, which is always a good thing.

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  16. Off-key

    “Do you remember that dream?”
    “Yes, I do although I don’t remember being there.”
    “Well, you were tickling the ivories, I was tickling you, and the river was rising slow and steady.”

    http://www.engleson.ca

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  23. I love this Idea. And how am I just now seeing this? Keep it up!

    Also, TLT is back in a different capacity thanks to a few hardcore individuals that could’t let it die gracefully. : ) Now you can find TLT on the weekly blog (https://inkinthirds.com/blog/) for the Literary Magazine Ink In Thirds (https://inkinthirds.com). Or follow Ink In Thirds on Twitter (@inkinthirds) for publishing info, inspiration and weekly TLT prompts.

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    1. Thanks, Grace! TLT got me into poetry and I wanted to spread the love.

      And it’s great to see some of the old TLT regulars on Ink In Thirds – very exciting!

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  27. Etude in Anxious Ivory

    The piano looks so big, and my pen appears so small
    Wood parts are old and unattractive, which is how I feel about myself
    Book’s blotches more than my blank note: but my job, my need—trying to compose

    C L Couch

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