Six Words, A Great Story Makes.
I read this article a while back, but I was recently reminded of it and thought it might be a fun "challenge" for anyone who happens across this post.
Hemingway once wrote a story in just six words ("For sale: baby shoes, never worn.") and is said to have called it his best work.
My request to you, dear reader -- is to post in the comments your six-word story.
Feel free to post as many as you want. (Note: I will edit/delete any inappropriate material).
I'll start us off:
His heart pounded quickly, then stopped.
6 comments:
My battery died. So did I.
Is. Was. And is to come.
//Thanks for the comments! Keep them coming!//
Another one from me:
Up, up, up, up, and...away...
Or, to try to be a little positive:
It was only just the beginning
Hemmingway's brings me to tears.
This one's not mine, but probably my favorite: "Climbed the fence. Grass not greener."
At last we found an atlas.
Trees, soundlessly weeping for secrets below.
::inspired by my flight into Belarus last week::
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