Six Words to Paint a Picture
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A series of short stories consisting of only six words. The stories being told are up to interpretation.
When given a series of words, the human mind automatically generates an image. The point of this story is to exercise your mind in creating these images. Perhaps you could even use them as writing prompts!
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