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Writing Prompt Wednesday Number 6

Writing Prompt Wednesday with 5 new writing prompts.


She struck a match and turned the flame a vibrant purple.


She was admired, worshipped, more like a movie star than a high school student, but she was a dangerous gang leader and no one would touch her.


"How long was I asleep?" "What?" "How long was I asleep?" "You... you weren't."


An enchanted locket held the key to the city's freedom.


The planet of snow and ash had never before been discovered.

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