What is your six-word story?

Caesar wrote the first: I came, I saw, I conquered

she washed, she dried, she dreamed.

she grabbed the butterfly and flied...

Perfect Protagonists reflect poorly on author

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Originally Posted by beroq

What do you think Hemingway meant in his six-word story?

*The irony concealed in death?
*The irony of dying young?
*Poorness?
*The memory of a painful childhood?
*War?

I thank everyone who has joined thus far.

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I wouldn't really feel strongly to any of those possible answers above, I felt it reflected the idea of "the hardship of living" more powerful than anything else.

Here's my six-words:
Yesterday: Memory, Today: Injury, Tomorrow: Hope

cigarettes and espresso in Paris cafe

Blisters appreciate bicycles more than wallets

Dismal skies howled and he perished.

I came, she came, we cuddled

A dream, blown by the wind.

Real or imaginary, does it matter?

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Originally Posted by DanielBenoit

Real or imaginary, does it matter?

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Having fun matters more than either

"born where,no importent,work punctually"

"Beaten, I smell alcohol. Jack Daniels."

Hamlet said 'be or not be'