WRITING OBSTACLE

Ignite. Ashamed. Eratic.

In a story or poem of no more than 10 sentences, use these three words in any order. Try not to randomly throw them in, but think about a storyline that allows you to link them all naturally.

Flickering Embers:

**A Journey Beyond Regret**

 

In the muted glow of a cold November evening, Harriet wandered through empty streets with a heart laden with quiet longing. 

She harboured a secret that threatened to **ignite** the dormant embers of her hidden purpose. 

Years of self-reproach had left her feeling **ashamed** of her susceptibility to unfulfilled dreams. 

Her emotions, at times **eratic** in their surge and ebb, mirrored the unpredictable rhythm of the rain-soaked pavements. 

Yet in each uneven step, she discovered the strength to confront her past and shape a new beginning. 

The solitude of the night became a canvas for her silent deliberations, every drop of rain rewriting old memories. 

At the corner of a deserted street, a flickering lamppost reminded her that even modest light can guide a wandering soul. 

In that moment, she embraced her vulnerability as the prelude to a profound rebirth. 

With cautious determination, Harriet stepped towards an unknown future where hope outshone the lingering shadows of regret. 

Under a tapestry of stars, her resolve glimmered like distant beacons, promising that every tender fragment of her spirit could bloom into a life reimagined.

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