Six-word Stories

This is a collection of poems and musings by yours truly. All rights reserved and content copyrighted.

A compilation of six-word memoirs by Guatemalan author Luis Fernando Alejos (AKA Duffboy)

Violet Parker has been daydreaming about the wedding of Martin and Vincent since she was in the crib. What if Martin and Vincent are real? What if the only thing standing between them and the marriage Violet has always dreamed about is her own husband and his selfish ways? Based off a a 6-word story by Kyle Veum. Cover by: Everyaihearts

"Poetry is thoughts that breathe, and words that burn." - Thomas Gray Ever felt that need to say something, that itch to express yourself, that urge to get it all out? I have. When I want to write, there's nothing anyone can do about it. I'll zone out in class, be daydreaming at the dinner table, and wide awake at night. It's not until I've got a pencil in my hands and a notebook on my desk that I can breathe. All These Thoughts I Have is just that - all my thoughts, running wild in my head. It's got a collection of my poems, and just some random six-word stories I came up with. Enjoy your peek into the wild and wonderful mess that is my brain.

This book has been entered in the Six-Word Love Story Challenge! Hope you all like it! And this may or may not be the start of a new book! :D

Tim Burton was challenged to write a Six-Word Story that had conflict, action, and resolution; For Sale: baby shoes, never worn ------------------ This story is a compound of many Six-Word Stories that I created; based on the idea of Tim Burton's Challenge. These Stories are always up to different interpretation. For example, Tim Burton's Six-Word Story could mean a lost child or the wrong sized baby shoe.

Inspired by Ernest Hemingway and the Six-Word Rule. Today, I read a book called "The Communication Book: 44 Ideas for Better Conversations Every Day", and in it was a chapter that mentioned about the six-word rule and Hemingway's version of it which goes like this - "For sale: baby shoes, never worn." It took me a few seconds to realized the story expressed in that short sentence. Those six words painted the entire story in the back of my head. It was pretty powerful. One can tell a story with only 6 words. And you can also use this six-word rule to describe novels, films, or anything else to test if you really understood it. This rule has inspired me to describe my life up until now. And I did this to test if I understood myself. I wrote this down while traveling by MRT.