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Letter to an ocMy dearest little Jae/Bundle/honeybun/wretched little w***e –Letter to an oc by ~Talkerwolf
Or whatever name you prefer, I know you're busy right now – staying alive when there's a multitude of killers after you has gotta be time consuming, I'm sure – so I'll try to keep this short. I'd just like to say I'm sorry. Sorry I made all those horrible things happen to you. Sorry I gave you such crap friends. And, most of all, sorry I didn't give you the skills you desperately needed to deal with it all, and by that I mean half a brain, an ounce of common sense, and a few social skills. So, anyway, due to this lack of ability I gave you to survive your pitiful li
Letter to Elliot Dear Elliot(N-C P)Letter to Elliot by *MikoMouse18
I'm aware that I have yet to upload you, as many as my other OCs can tell you,
But I swear that I will. I pledge that I will continue to upload everything about you
and/or having to do with you despite my huge fear of not being good enough.
Thank you for sticking with me thus far. Please know that you will be the first in
a hopefully long line of ideas I post here. Thank you so much for deciding to be
thought up by me. I will do my best to honor you and all the other OCs
that have graced me with their general being.
This Months Prompt: Letters to Pets.You can read more Here! about how to submit your entry and be in for a chance of winning a 3 month subscription! Last Prompt's Winner... Vicissitudes of LuckDear A, |
The Precious ThingHello there, sir. Or miss. I don't know who you are.The Precious Thing by ~Russianality
You see, I have something that I don't really want anymore. My mom and dad gave it to me- they said it was precious. A treasure. They told me that it was the most important thing I owned and I couldn't let anyone take it from me.
It used to make me happy. I liked it... I even loved it. But now I don't care for it as much. All it does is hurt and make me cry, and I want to get rid of it. I can't give it to anybody- everyone wants me to have it. But I don't want it.
I don't know when I started hating it- it just happened. Maybe it started when my mom left the house and didn't come back. Ma
Letters To Your Best Friend Dear "Best Friend"Letters To Your Best Friend by ~101dewdrop
We've known each other for almost thirteen years. We wern't always best friends... have we ever been? Perhapse at one point for a short while we were. But I cannot honestly say that we are today. I know you call me you best friend, but I can't call you mine. How can I? I don't believe 40% of what comes out of your mouth, nor do I want to. All the talk of "love," broken hearts, drugs, and crap is getting tiresome. I will always love you and always be your friend; but I can never call you my best friend.
Sincerely Yours ~ Best Friend
Letter to a SoldierDear You,Letter to a Soldier by ~Elsie-Black
Hello. There's not much else I can say to start a conversation with someone whom I know nothing about. But that's just it – I know nothing about you. I wouldn't recognize you on the street. Your name in a list is just one I'll scan over, not seeing its significance. To me, you're another group of words and letters caught up in a media frenzy of guilt, resentment and fury.
I don't even know who you're fighting for.
But I just want to say thank you. As I say, I don't know what side you're on, but for a moment I want to put away cause and reaction, political situation, even ethics, and just thank you. Because whatever your reas
GratitudeDear Veteran,Gratitude by =SilverInkblot
I have something for you.
You can't fit it in an envelope; you can't even see it, but it's there. It's not much, but here it is.
Gratitude.
If that's not enough, I'm sorry. But it's all I have. And I can't give it all to you - there are a lot of people who deserve it, and I've got to spread it around as much as I can. But if you'd like a little more, I'm happy to send it your way anytime.
Please, keep inspiring us. Your dedication and service through the long years in the trenches are worth more than any time spent giving yourself raises on Capitol Hill.
Sincerely yours,
A Citizen
Letter to... a soldierDear warrior in a foreign land,Letter to... a soldier by ~Magic-fan
Though I may not know you or you me, I wish you well.
I'm sure you have a family and friends; a life to return to once the battles end. To help you through these horrid times, I pray for you -- be safe. Don't give up the hope, for every fight must sometime finish and when it does, life will be yours to live.
You sacrificed what means the most to help our land; that is one thing I cannot and will not forget. Upon choosing to do what you do now, you have earned my respect. Waging war for what you believe in, far away from home. Too few people would go through such horrors to improve the world and cause change
Dear SoliderDear Thomas,Dear Solider by ~StereotypicalPunk
We have never met, though we are connected through blood. Who I am is not important. Just know that close to one hundred years from when you read this letter, your ancestors will still remember your actions and sacrifice in the First World War. In particular the events that are sure to unfold on the Pozieres Battlefield on the Somme River in France, in July and August of 1916.
I can't tell you the circumstances surrounding your death, I don't know very much only that at 20 years old you were much too young to die. I don't have the details only approximations within a few lines written in history. Not enough information to save
Letter to a FriendTo a friend,Letter to a Friend by ~DNA-The-Authoress
I know I don't actually know you "in real life," but that doesn't matter. I've seen your creativity, insight, strength, and wit shine through both your written work and our conversations and have come to consider you a friend (I hope that isn't too forward).
I know you like bees, flowers, and pie for your birthday dessert; and that you don't like making a fool of yourself or people asking you what book you're reading while you're reading it. I know you love your family very much (at least, most of the time) but hate some of the things going on through no fault of anyone's.
From across the internet I've watched you chronicle up
Letter to a Friend IITo a friend,Letter to a Friend II by ~DNA-The-Authoress
You are one of my oldest friends on this site. I don't remember exactly how or when we "met," but I had no idea that the person I was typing to ten time zones away was going to become a friend. I love your creativity, your writing and drawing skill, your unique outlook on life, your strength -even in times of weakness, your willingness to be patient with me when I forget that English isn't your first language... :blush: There's a lot to admire in you, even if you don't realize it yourself.
I will never forget the moment when I saw the piece you drew for me. It was completely unexpected, which made it all the more touching. It's
Dear DeviantsDear Deviants,Dear Deviants by ~LissyLynnSuichi
We are miles apart, countries away, or mere walks down the street apart. But we don't speak; we don't pass each other and recall our fellow deviants as old friends, when they very well should be. We don't embrace each other and get the pleasure of seeing each others actually work but are forced to communicate artistic views through a petty scanner. We write our hearts our through a universal text, hoping someone is going to reach out to you. You spill out the things you thought you would never tell anyone. You meet people that you come to care about through nothing more than some electronic symbols. The power of communicatio
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You guys came up with some great ideas and I think it's about time we start using them. So, without further ado, here is the next prompt! Note that the deadline for this prompt is June 30th, which gives you guys two and a half months instead of the normal one month.
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