Welcome to Wordplay Thursday!
Here’s a writing prompt for you. It’s a simple fill-in-the-blank. You can use one word or several. Feel free to get as crazy, genre-appropriate, or as imaginative as you want. The point is to get the creative juices flowing. And it’s a good thing to dig deeper, so don’t stop at the first idea that hits you. Try coming up with at least five things.
“The rain fell as steady as _____.”
I’ll give you an example to get you started:
“The rain fell as steady as a surgeon’s scalpel.”
I’d love to hear what you come up with, so please share in the comments. Oh, and please keep your posts below an R-rating. It’s a family show, after all!
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The rain fell as steady…as the tears from her broken heart ~d
“The rain fell as steady as the pain of driving a Chevy”
“The rain fell as steady as darkness”
“The rain fell as steady as an old man on his deathbed”
“The rain fell as steady as the war was bloody”
The rain fell as steady as a Motown rhythm section.
The rain fell as steady as leaves in a fall wind.
The rain fell as steady as a stream over a wear.
The rain fell as steady as a steam loco on an incline.
“The rain fell as steady as a grown mans tears when he lets go”
“The rain fell as steady as the church bells rings”
“The rain fell as steady as his head pounded after last night”
“The rain fell as steady as the missiles crashed”
“The rain fell as steady as his mouth told lies”
“The rain fell as steady as the idle of his old John Deere.”
“The rain fell as steady as a butterfly in a hurricane.”
“The rain fell as steady as the cruel march of time.”
“The rain fell as steady as bombs over Baghdad.”
“The rain fell as steady as a tomahawk with a tailwind.”
The rain fell steady as:
The young girl’s tear’s The beat of her broken heart The sands of time Eddie on exlax She goes down the lonely road Time but time fell short
The rain fell as steady as a shrimp boats course back home.
The rain fell as steady as a thoroughbred’s gate
The rain fell as steady as the aim of a sniper
The rain fell as steady as the flow of the the congregation out the church doors at noon.
The rain fell as steady as the rolling of the tide
The rain fell as steady as the moon sneaking across the sky while we sleep
The rain fell as steady as his never-ending lies
Her cheeks were wet, but not from tears in her eyes.
Not this time.
Welcome to the Wordplay, John! Glad to have you!
The rain fell as steady as the hum of the tv screen after midnight.
For those of us who remember……;-)
The rain fell as steady……..
– as Mario’s spaghetti.
– as Archie’s love for Betty.
– as batteries from EverReady.
– New Year’s confetti.
– great sounds from Tom Petty.
As a reggae beat
As a calm man’s hand
As the hands of time
As if it had a purpose
As the drought we had seen
The rain fell as steady as a baby’s heartbeat.
The rain fell as steady as hooves on a racetrack.
The rain fell as steady as a bass drum in a rock band.
The rain fell as steady as Sherman’s March to the Sea.
The rain fell as steady as her kisses in the back seat.
The rain fell as steady as a Santa Ana Wind
The rain fell steady as a rolling wave crashing on the shore
The rain fell as steady as the rhythm of a John Phillips Sousa March
The rain fell as steady as a stream of twenties filling slot machines in Vegas
The rain fell as steady as a freight train crossing the desert
The rain fell as steady as a lullaby on the waves of the shore that drank them in.
“The rain fell as steady as the pain the night she left.”
Thanks for joining the party, David!
“The rain fell as steady as my taxes”.
“The rain fell as steady as government gridlock”.
“The rain fell as steady as moonlight shining on the ocean”.
“The rain fell as steady as the love of my dog”.
“… as steady as a rock rolling down a rocky top roadside”… alliteration, check.
“…as steady as the bass from a hip hop dance beat, coming through the walls as you wait in line”
“… as steady as the stock market when it crashes”
“… as steady as the service at a Chick-Fil-A”
“… as steady as a leaky old faucet at midnight”
“… as steady as the idle of grandaddy’s pickup”
“… as steady as the creak of grandaddy’s rocking chair”
“… as steady as the buzz of a bee on a daisy”
“… as steady as the snore coming out of daddy’s bedroom”
“… as steady as the bugs buzzing on my porch light”
“… as steady as the buzz from the roadside power lines”
“… steady as the traffic on I-65”
“… as steady as the brake lights during rush hour”
“… as steady as the hands of the woman who loves me”
“… as steady as the sun when it shines the next day”
Okay, I’ll stop now.
Welcome to Wordplay, Hale!
The rain fell as steady as…..a barbers hand ….the wind in Chicago …..the marching of the soldiers boots
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The rain fell as steady as rhythm
The rain fell as steady as crickets chirping…speaking of crickets, you should really get this…
http://www.amazon.com/Crickets-Joe-Nichols/dp/B00FASKDM2
The rain fell as steady as a watchmaker’s hand
The rain fell as steady as the breeze that blew
The rain fell as steady as the clapping for a homerun
The rain fell steady to the sound of that Chevy
As he took a deep breath and eased it in drive
And she pulled him closer with her hand on his shoulder
….
Welcome, Scott ! Thanks for joining the conversation!
The rain fell as steady as a teenage romance.
The rain fell as steady as the ticking of that old clock, as the creak of that rocking chair, as the swinging of that porch swing, as that teacher’s disapproving look, as the rainforest being cleared,
The rain fell as steady as the the plunger in a junkie’s syringe.
Thanks for jumping into the wordplay, mmorgan!