5 RANDOM WORDS

Have you ever made use of random prompt journaling? Consider these questions: Do you want to try something different with journaling? Have you ever tried to write a song under 30 minutes using five random words? Are you a storyline developer who urgently needs a random challenge to kickstart creative juices into overdrive for an arch? Are you tired of trying your old ways to get to a punchline as a comedian? Do you need inspiration to create interesting developed characters? This method is highly beneficial for; * journaling * songwriters * comedians * poets * character preparation for acting and writers * memoirs collecting * and also do well as gifts How does it work? Use the prompt on the left and record your experience in the blank space on the right. Use this information to achieve your goal as a songwriter, poet, comedian or if you are self-reflecting. Songwriters are encouraged to use all 5 words or just one to create a new song under thirty minutes. This prompt journal can help you to see yourself in a different new light and it can also help artists to create more than 40 songs/ poems/ jokes and help actors and writers to create a believable layered character. Here is an example using one prompt word "had". The verse about HAD written in 5 minutes. HAD My friend asked me how the word "had" had a story and I said it's one of the saddest there is. Had had love but it turned gory and mad and sadder than sad. Had is the story of loss and little things and significant things that are gone. When Had wants to remember, it has to recall its own name in a song Had had a wonderful time feeling loved and Had had a time feeling overwhelmingly adored. Now all Had has left are things in the past that are dead.   With much love Jax Music Satire