There's a new book by Larry Smith and Racher Fershleiser called Six-Word Memoirs on Love and Heartbreak. In it, authors post their stories of the above-mentioned in only six words. Then I heard a radio show on the book, and listeners emailed stories of their own that were read on the air. Here are some memorable examples I've heard and seen:
First comes love, then comes stalking.
Tell her I'm taller in person.
Two engagement rings, no wedding band.
Coffee and cigarettes, so I lied.
Straight A student, now flunking judgment.
Not having sex. Husband likes cock.
We fight, we apoligize, we love.
Too lazy to write six.
I got a big kick out of these, so I wrote one myself AND I challenge all of you to write one and post it here, in the comments.
Here's two I wrote (feel free to post more than one):
Too liberal for most around here.
Not really in the market anymore.
Now, let's have some of yours--- It'll be fun!
Sunday, February 22, 2009
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2 comments:
Gets hurt loving, needs a xanax.
He got fat, no more sex.
I got fat, no more sex.
Screw it anyway, let's have sex.
Human's love lost: strife is life.
Sex is love without a glove.
Love is sex without T Rex.
Love, Marriage, Boredom, Renewal Fantasy, Comfort.
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