DCW's six-words memoirs

[anonymously anonymous]

The novelist Ernest Hemingway, was once challenged to write a short story in only six words,Hemingway's six-word story read: “For sale: baby shoes, never worn.”

This was actually really interesting so I decided to share it with you...

I also wanted to make this thread specially for the memoirs.....

This sentence should contain only 6 words and it us usually relevant to the life of the person who wrote it ....

So let me start first:

'Smile today, cry tomorrow, read everyday'

Give it a try!

[knpce]

"I was waiting for those words"

[anonymously anonymous]

Best way to escape reality : sleep

[Akazora]

Oh my gosh, and Hemingway's response was really profound, that sly bastard.  I'm so long winded but I'll give it a shot regardless.  

 

"My frozen heart beats for you."

 

Also, this reminds me of a really short poem by A.R. Ammons that was only 9 words long.  It was titled "Beautiful Woman" and went like this:

The spring

in

 

her step

has

 

turned to

fall

[anonymously anonymous]

Oh my gosh, and Hemingway's response was really profound, that sly bastard. I'm so long winded but I'll give it a shot regardless.

"My frozen heart beats for you."

Also, this reminds me of a really short poem by A.R. Ammons that was only 9 words long. It was titled "Beautiful Woman" and went like this:

This was so short but if you try to make a story for it you will have millions of versions the same way as the memoir

This day is yesterday's do over

[knpce]

"I keep holding on with desperation"

[anonymously anonymous]

We're 'maze runners' in life's maze

[knpce]

"One day I shall take flight"

[anonymously anonymous]

'Home is where the bed is'

OR

'Home is where the wifi is"

Or anything you like XD

Its actually a quote which says 'home is where the heart is'