Imagination-Exercising #7

Advice from Ernest Hemingway

Write the truest sentence that you know

Consider your options carefully. I mean don't settle for: 

"The earth orbits the sun." 

or 

"I have two noses  eyes, one nose, two ears and one mouth."

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Stuck? Here's a few ideas that may inspire you to create one that is better.

Your choice, as always.

Compose a sentence to convey a truth about which you feel strongly.

Have you have observed something about a person or a group of friends which always holds true for them? That "something" may inspire your truest sentence. 

(Just think before sharing)

Ironic statements sometimes point to a truth but do they qualify as the truest sentence?

It may depend on your wording.

Take time to dig deep inside yourself. What is true about you?

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Got it? Good
You've done what Ernest Hemingway recommended!


Can you do what SherryT recommends?

"Write the falsest sentence that you can."

As in the Hemingway exercise, don't settle for:
"Everyone on Earth lives a mile above the Grand Canyon."
or
Coffee is just a cup of tea brewed backwards.


Here's a better effort.
Can you create a sentence falser than the following one?
"Painstaking research has demonstrated that everyone on Earth is honest."

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Mine? Eh. See below.
"I've always thought my brain contained Fig Newton crumps
but now I see that was just a fignewton of my amalgamation."

I'm not satisfied with mine yet but I'm out of time for now.


Fantasizing Fotos Fridays #9 will be up soon!