Hello again. I'm sure you've seen this topic before, but can you write a story from one quote? Interesting prospect?  Why don't you go for it? Four weeks from August 29, 2016, I'll pick the best, most enthralling, and thought provoking entry. The story can be any genre, any length, but must be rated PG or under.

The story does nothave to include the quote, but it must be inspired by the quote in a way that is palpable. I will trust your judgement, though if I end up asking you how the quote fits, please don't feel insulted. Three entries maximum per person. Are you ready?

"You can kill the dreamer, but you can't kill the dream."  This time, I did not make up the quote, but it sounded like it could also make some interesting stories.  I leave it to you to decide what it means.

Now get cracking. Because you see the timer counting down by the seconds and you know you're always running out of time.

OK I am bored and I am likely to be bored later so I would like people to finish the following quote,

Lex the galaxy burn as we....

The quote can be finished however you see fit

Example's,

Let the galaxy burn as we use the fire to cook popcorn

Winner will be chosen by me Hybrid Kitten the bored guy on the internet

Have you ever stopped to wonder what a pigeon thinks when it looks at you with orange eyes and a bobbing head while eating your sandwich in a park?

How does life look like through their eyes? Why popping on monuments and prefer to only eat bread?

What do you think?

(One issue per writer, length is up to you and g-rated please.)

1st, 2nd and 3rd winners will get from me a comment to your suggested story and a like. ;-) (Alas I might not be able to read the entire story due to the length but will do my best.)

Have fun!

Can you write a story from one quote? Sounds hard? Why don't you give it a try. Four weeks from July 25, 2016, I'll pick the best, most innovative story, and anyone can give it a try. The story can be any genre, any length, but must be rated PG or under. The story must be inpired by the quote in a way that is palpable. I will trust your judgement, though if I end up asking you how the quote fits, please don't feel insulted. Three entries maximum per person. Are you ready?

"You can hide your darkness from others, but your darkness will never hide from you." And yes, I made that up on the spot, but it sounds like it could get a few good stories.

Now get going. Because you see the timer counting down by the seconds and you know you're always running out of time.

So we hear a lot of quotes said by people and try to relate ourselves with it. But can we make a story out of a quote? Hmm...

Now, that requires some serious imagination and creativity.

Well, if you like a little bit of twist then join this contest and let your creative juices flow! You have to make a story on any one of the following quotes (don't worry these are popular quotes and you must have heard of at least one):

1. You can do anything, but not everything.—David Allen

2. You must be the change you wish to see in the world.—Gandhi

3. When hungry, eat your rice; when tired, close your eyes. Fools may laugh at me, but wise men will know what I mean.—Lin-Chi

4. Everyone is a genius at least once a year. The real geniuses simply have their bright ideas closer together.—Georg Christoph Lichtenberg

5. Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.—Oscar Wilde

6. Sometimes I worry about being a success in a mediocre world.—Lily Tomlin

7. The person who reads too much and uses his brain too little will fall into lazy habits of thinking.—Albert Einstein

8.I am patient with stupidity but not with those who are proud of it.—Edith Sitwell

9. The best way to predict the future is to create it—Abraham Lincoln

10. If we wait until we're ready, we'll be waiting for the rest of our life—Lemony Snicket

Word limit: 1000 to 2500 words

Usage: You must use that quote at least once in your story as a punch line or in between talks, anything.

Requirements: If you cannot create a story based upon the quote then just use it as a line said between dialogues, but it should make sense. The title of your story should be the quote you're using.

Deadline: Since its a difficult task, the deadline is 4 weeks.

Judging: By me

Rating: G

Prompt:

Write a quote that represents yourself as a writer or reader now. The great part of doing this is that your quote may change when you revisit it as you become a more experienced writer!

Be Concise and Original!

Max 3 entries per person!

Remember to put your pen name next to the quote!:)

P.S. This contest is the continuation of 'Create Your Own Writer's Quote 4.'