A word prompt inspired by Sammi Cox, to get our creativity flowing this weekend. 

WWP 340 Wobble

In the sun-soaked Mediterranean, young Aristotle wobbled through groves of olive trees, his mind already curious and questing. He questioned the world’s mysteries, finding wisdom in the whispers of waves and the secrets of stars. In his heart, he knew that his wobbling steps would lead to greatness, shaping the course of philosophy forever. He did not quit!


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3 responses to “Aristotle’s Wobble – Weekend Writing Prompt”

  1. It was called the ‘stotle wobble. 🙂

    1. Hahaha, now that is Funny! Sounds like you have a title for your next blog 🤭

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