What can you say about love and heartbreak in six words?
Invited ex to wedding. Should've known.
# by Sara WeinerFinal chapter of our fractured fairytale.
# by sisterpoetlet's go back to being strangers
# by AmalinaHe made me pick his pimples
# by schmamesFrom the heart's high moments ("She kissed me and said yes") to its lowest ("Never should have bought that ring"); with both piercing big-picture insights ("Found true love; married someone else") and peculiar daily realities ("Married Russian. Brush teeth with vodka.") you've proven a lot can be said about love in just a half-dozen well-chosen words.
Open your hearts and spill your guts—and you could be in our next book, out, of course, in time for next Valentine's Day.
Not Quite What I was Planning: Six Word Memoirs from Writers Famous and Obscure collects almost 1,000 six-word memoirs, including additions from many celebrities including Stephen Colbert, Amy Sedaris, Dave Eggers, Richard Ford, Deepak Chopra, Moby, and more. A New York Times bestseller and subject of hundreds of stories from The New Yorker to NPR and hailed as "American haiku," SMITH's book of six-word memoirs is both a moving peek at the minutia of humanity and the most inspirational toilet reading you'll ever find.