Mila Bloom

Author on Reedsy Prompts since Sep, 2022

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“write about two old friends meeting for the first time in years” by Mila Bloom

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“write a story where someone says, "Everything is changing."” by Mila Bloom

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“write a story about a character who acts like they 'dont have feelings'-except they're just putting up a facade” by Mila Bloom

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“write about a character reminiscing over something they should have said, and how their life would be completely different had they said it” by Mila Bloom

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“write about a character who must confess their true feelings by midnight, or risk losing it all” by Mila Bloom

The wall had become vivid again. Vivid with fantasies and excitable scenarios, beaming onto Analise's exhausted face. So, naturally, she spent three hours into the night lying on her side and staring at it. Eyes wide open and boring into the endless imaginative abyss that presented itself to her as plaster. Though Ana thought of many things, one name echoed through her head every few seconds, Adam, Adam, Adam... One would assume she'd get tired of hearing it over and over. But mixed with several different creative possibilities of running in...

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“set your story in a world devoid of logic, where feelings govern all decision-making.” by Mila Bloom

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“write a story where someone decides to take the long way home” by Mila Bloom

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“write about a character who is trying to leave something or someone behind-only to realize they carry it with them” by Mila Bloom

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“write about two solo travelers who keep bumping into each other in the most unexpected of places” by Mila Bloom

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“start your story with someone looking at a breathtaking view and getting emotionalting emotional” by Mila Bloom

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“Hallie” by Mila Bloom

The whole point of this week's contest's prompts was to "give each other some goosebumps." But as I wrote this story, I just wasn't feeling a scary vibe, so here's a Hallow's Eve romance... A furry presence startled me as it slithered through my legs. It was a dinky cat, black as the night around us. If I had stood there, staring into that cat's eyes any longer than I had, I might've caught a glimpse of lush valleys in its verdant eyes, glowing up at me. Now, riddle me this, how mournful is it that I- a grown man -was spending this Hallowe...

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“Muffins Needs His Food” by Mila Bloom

Viv presses her forehead against the glass and stares at the erratic darkness rushing past on the other side. Usually, people on the subway subconsciously become hyper aware of the space inside the train; nobody wants to have their purse snatched out the door right after it shuts or have some weirdo perving on you when you're just trying to hold onto the grab rail. Places like these are unsettling, even if you've been riding the subway for years. It's mostly because they are vast and bland and emotionless. Humans are emotional creatures. Whe...

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“Love In A Library” by Mila Bloom

How long does it take to buy a bag of grapes? Apparently, over fifteen minutes. Clara was waiting for her mother to come out of the grocery store; she was also people-watching. Well, not really. She was actually fantasizing. It only looked like Clara was profiling everyone who walked out the automatic doors because of her expression. Whenever she daydreamed, she always got a very serious look on her face, no matter what was going through her head. Right then, however, she was thinking about what exactly it might feel like for Joey Clark to k...

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“Why Teenagers Shouldn't Have Drugs” by Mila Bloom

Once, when we were young, my cousin forced me to scribble black on my hands, stuck a sharpie in my fist, and told me to sit and stay on the couch or else he would eat the rest of my cereal. Now, me being an ignorant seven-year-old--who didn't yet understand how to prioritize cereal and being framed for vandalizing the walls of my aunt's living room--decided to stay like a good little girl, clutching the marker and observing my dear brother's artwork until Aunt Lucille walked in and dropped to her knees in agony. I took the blame like a champ...

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Author bio

Hi, yeah, so basically, I don't really intend for anybody to read my stories. I don't write fast enough, so I end up "saving" prompts by posting them with "story unfinished" copy and pasted. A couple stories are finished, but, otherwise this is just a storage space for me. If you've found me, maybe forget about me??