Writing theme: Green – the colour and all the things that green can mean.

Write about what green means to you.

Green topic examples

  • The colour green and what looks good with green
  • Green as a political perspective
  • Green as in living in an environmentally friendly way.
  • What it is like to be a novice or inexperienced.
  • When things are green, fresh, and new.
  • Green as an expression of life and nature.
  • What it means to be “green-thumbed”.

A mood board of green

trees during day
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shallow focus photography of green grasses during daytime
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modern apartment with stylish couch and creative decorative elements
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bench people woman relaxation
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sliced kiwi fruits
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brown and white chocolate cake
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person standing on grass field while opening hands
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nun walking near trees
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scenic view of rice paddy
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window in japanese style with view of trees in autumn
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photo of leaves
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photo of basketball on floor
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stylish sporty boots chained on green surface
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green door
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milky way at night
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tired male with carton box on head standing in room before relocation
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adventure beautiful boardwalk bridge
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water droplets on green leaf plant
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green and white heart cookies
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blank business cards on round boards
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underwater photo of woman wearing green and black dress
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sharp cactuses growing in greenhouse
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colorful abstract lights reflection with dark lines
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top view photo of green plants
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pupil doing exercises with ballet teacher in studio
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crop ballet instructor touching trainees feet and explaining movement technique
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person with keys for real estate
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What are writing themes? Rather than giving you a specific prompt, dare, or image set to write to, themes offer ideas of topics you might like to write within. Generally, themes will have a short description and a mood-board of related images to inspire your creative process.