CHALLENGE: Six word story.
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Rodel Barnachea
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Re: CHALLENGE: Six word story.
Grandmother's dead; she says, "I'm back."
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Research stolen
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Had backup and proof
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To Write needs to Read more.
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PriyankasReview
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Words—>Thoughts—>action—>Journey—>destiny—>satisfaction.
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Here's mine:
Awkward funeral. Grandpa was just sleeping.
Awkward funeral. Grandpa was just sleeping.
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Haha! That is so funny
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The hand rose, the world fell.
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Amanda Deck wrote: ↑22 Jul 2020, 18:49 In Six Word Wonder by Doug Weller, I found this:
Ski boots for sale.
Wanted: Wheelchair
Of all the posts, these three stand out to me the most. Maybe that's because they remind me of Hemingway's story, but I really appreciate how simple and ordinary they are while also alluding to a much deeper backstory.
My attempt:
Uncontrolled anger. Lonely hearse. Flowerless grave.
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Stars Fading
Light Consuming
It Lives.
Light Consuming
It Lives.
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Wow, I really like that one. Especially ”flowerless grave”My attempt:
Uncontrolled anger. Lonely hearse. Flowerless grave.
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If you are nothing, be anything
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"Live Life With Every Lesson Learned"
*Life Life WELL*
*Life Life WELL*
