A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words

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A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words

We all have heard this saying and have come across pictures that evoke all kinds of reactions in us. In this contest, we are presenting a photo/picture to write about.

Prompt


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  • Describe what you see
  • Describe what you feel
  • Write a story or poem or about what you think is going
  • Use #pic1000
  • Leave the link to your entry in the comment section (preferably peakd this saves us a lot of extra work)

Of course, we expect original work.

If the story that pours out of you after seeing the visual prompt is not obviously connected to the photo, please include a short paragraph how the prompt led you to the story.

Length

Write as much or as little to say what you want to say. You are invited to craft a longer story but we don't want to ask for a certain wordcount.

Prizes HSBI @freewritehouse

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#2 - 1 HSBI
#3 - 1 HSBI

The winners will be announced in the comment section of the next contest.

We expect all entries to be written by you and that you read, comment and upvote at least 3 of your fellow writers!

You have 6 days from publishing this post to submit your entry.

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    I saw a plate of fried Irish potatoes in front of a little, pretty girl.

    In 1998, Samantha, my elder brother’s adorable five-year-old daughter, visited Africa for the first time. She arrived with different types of cereal and canned food, as she was unfamiliar with our local dishes. After a week, she kept saying, “I want French fries and chicken,” but we didn’t fully understand her request since she spoke a different dialect.

    Thinking she would enjoy it, we prepared locally made fried rice and chicken for her. However, she wasn’t pleased with the meal. Each time she ate, she would repeat, “I need French fries and chicken.” In an effort to make her happy, we prepared different meals and even bought her chocolate, but nothing seemed to satisfy her.

    At that time, telephones were a luxury that only the wealthy could afford, so we had no way of contacting her parents for clarification. Curious, I finally asked her, “What are French fries?” She simply responded, “Potatoes.” Assuming she meant the sweet potatoes commonly found in our region, we fried some for her. To our surprise, when she tasted them, she became frustrated and angrily exclaimed, “This is not what I want!”

    Annoyed, I left her with my mother, who doted on her first grandchild. Meanwhile, my brother, who had been away on a business trip in Northern Nigeria, was unaware of the food struggle. Two weeks later, he returned with Irish potatoes, confident that Samantha would love them.

    Excited, I rushed to the kitchen and fried them. To my amazement, Samantha’s face lit up with joy. She smiled, eagerly eating her French fries, and for the first time, she said, “Thank you, Auntie.” Seeing her happiness, I attempted to eat the Irish potatoes the same way she did, but I found the taste quite different from sweet potatoes.

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     3 months ago  

    A great entry and the story sounds very familiar to me!

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      I ᖇᕮᖴᒪᕮᑕT Oᑎ YOᑌᖇ ᑭᑌᑭIᒪS


      Lovely stories I have read around an image that inspires us every week, it is good to see that the call has not lost audience. Congratulations to all who have participated.

      As usual, I've left above the link that will take you to my entry, just one click on the title above and you'll immediately be there. I look forward to your visit and comments. Blessings.


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       3 months ago  

      Wonderful content

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