One Perfect Sentence - Magnificent May Challenge!

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Hannah Faoileán

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Here in the Northern Hemisphere, the May blossom's out, trees are sprouting leaves and lambs are frolicking in the fields, which gives me inspiration for our magnificent May challenge:

Your One Perfect Sentence must include "Spring" or "spring", whichever suits your creative interpretation. (Plurals are allowed).

The rules are simple:

  • Each entry must be ONE sentence only, as defined by the basic rules of English grammar. We will notice if you squeeze unrelated clauses together and pretend it's a sentence, so please don't do it. Your entry will be disqualified and removed.

  • Don’t comment on other people's entries – this makes the thread far less readable. If you’d like to make a comment – or if you have a question – then please do so in Café Life, using the “One Perfect Sentence” prefix. I will keep checking the thread to answer any questions. If you have a question you don't want others to read, please private message me directly.

  • You can make as many entries as you want to.

  • IMPORTANT: You MUST make your entry anonymous by ticking the “Posting as Anonymous?” box. Entries that don’t do this will be removed.

Voting will open later this month.

Good luck and get writing! :writing-hand:
 
The look of disdain gushed violently from her face like a dormant spring at last rupturing its basalt walls.
 
You'd be surprised how quickly the sound of a squeaky bed spring can lead to accusations of adultery and a messy divorce.
 
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