Six Words

SMITH Magazine began a project back in 2006 called Six Word Memoirs.  Following Hemingway's supposed victory in creating the best six-word story ("Baby shoes for sale: never worn.") SMITH began compiling its own list.

What would life become when spoken in sixes?  Would saying less say more?

What is your six-word memoir? Here's a collection of mine --

Vagabonding gentleman, where doth thy roam?
I trek the magellanic in-between.
And aim to charm the wind.
Men and mountains meet quite frequently.
Jumpin' Jehosephat! I've missed my train.
Only interesting folk ever get lost.
I need to sit and extrapolate.
Found a baby, made a friend.
Took ten shots. Ate the worm.
Inspired by sky, climbed a tree.
Stole her words with a kiss.
Love spun wildly in the night.
I am the wreckage.  Cleanup time.
Want someone to love me back.
Faith in the unfolding, He whispers.
I think six words is enough.
The poem is over. Quiet again.
Found a beginning in my end.