it would be impossible to write something without using this letter. You could try, try, try forever, but you would end up spinning in cirles, using weird words people don't get. I bet it would be tricky to even get three lines done without using it. So, don't even bother trying. It's pointless.

Write about a new star. What do you name it and why? (nervousbibliophile)

A flash of light illuminates the sky. A new star, small and pure white, has appeared in the heavens. It may seem insignificant, compared to the billions of other stars in the universe. But each star exists separately, its own shape and size, with its own imperfections. This new star is called Singula. Singula means "individual" in Latin. This represents that this new star deserves...

Absolute silence is hard thing to achieve.

So hard to get right, so easy to break.

More fragile than glass.

The tiniest thing can crack it; A whisper, a bird's chirp.

The cry of a young child, or the wind whispering through the leaves of a nearby tree.

Sometimes you should leave the unachievable just that: As yet unachieved.

Rethink whether it is something worth acheiving in the first place. 

One moment you were standing in your family room. The next, you hear your friend Al yelp, "Kennedy!" 
You rush over to where Kennedy's unconscious body is lying on your kitchen floor. Blood rushes in your ears, and your brain can't process what you're looking at. Your dad has already reached her and is sitting by her head, trying to wake her up. Kennedy spasms, and her eyes open. She stares blankly, focusing on nothing in particular. She spasms again,...