Six Word Story #180

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Six Word Story:

Suffocating, drowning, darkness, yearning for death.


About This Six Word Story:

As you guys know, I love writing these six word stories for you. And from the feedback and responses that I have received on them, I am happy to say that it seems you like reading these little stories too. I am really thankful for that since it is always a win when both you and your audience enjoy the same thing. It gives me a reason to continue writing these, knowing you enjoy them so much.

No new word today because this SWS randomly popped into my head this afternoon. I think I read a lot of books and watch a lot of content (TV shows and movies) with darker themes so sometimes when I create my own short stories or stuff like this it tends to have darker themes. At least that’s where I think I’m getting inspiration from for a lot of my content.

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73 responses to “Six Word Story #180”

  1. Very creative line. As if I was sophistry- myself.

    1. Thank you so much. ☺️

  2. “enter at your own risk”

    1. Ooh good one!

      1. 💖🙏 👏👏

  3. I thought the image was a scene from a Harry Potter movie!

    1. It does look a little like the train scene!

  4. Please take care of you, please.

  5. It will pass. Let’s pray it will pass.

    1. Thanks and definitely it will. One of the good things in life is that nothing lasts forever.

  6. Suffocating and drowning reminds me of my job. It doesn’t make me yearn for death, but it is keeping me from living.

    1. Unfortunately, I think a lot of people experience that with their job. I really hope things get better for you in the future.

  7. Tomorrow’s Friday–healing can begin again.

    1. Love that- so uplifting!

      1. 🙏🏾💙

  8. Worries, disappointment, stress, are always temporary 🙂

    1. Interesting 🤓

    2. Yes, that’s the beauty of life 🙂

  9. I don’t know what to write
    Haha 6 words 😝
    Hey, this is interesting actually. I like you randomly got the idea for this. This sound like a mantra or something.

    1. Thanks so much and I guess so. It does sound like a mantra.

  10. Deep feelings expressed with a powerful image. Healing is on the horizon. 🙂

    1. Thank you so much 🙂

      1. You’re welcome! 🙂

  11. thinking, thinking, nothing clever to say…

    1. And yet you found something!

  12. A lot said in few words!

    1. Few words are always better than too many!

      1. Absolutely!

  13. It’s amazing how you can write a story in just six words

    1. It’s a fun challenge.

  14. It will pass Pooja!

    1. I’m sure it will!

      1. ♥ ❤️ ♥️

  15. Aaah, dark!!! 😭🤩

    1. Unfortunately so 😢😊

  16. Six word replies are quite hard😣

    1. But you still came up with one 😉

      1. I did, didn’t I 😅

        1. You sure did 😅

  17. Listen, and you will hear:

    Life.

    1. Love that!

  18. Six loves down, black widow joins.
    I’m wondering where this 6 word thing comes from. I’ve heard of the supposed “shortest short story”* as they used to call it by Ernest Hemingway. But it does seem senselessly arbitrary. I guess if someone famous had claimed a 7 word story as the most elegant short story ever then that would have been the tradition. I have a 9 1/2 word story found on a shred of paper found in the debris of a tornado in Kansas blah blah… Now I just need a publicity agent to promote it and get it covered on the news… Seems like traditions are too fickle.
    * “For sale: baby shoes, never worn.” is a six-word story, generally attributed to Ernest Hemingway

    1. Yeah I remember that very infamous SWS. I didn’t know it was attributed to Hemingway though.

  19. illuminating my love makes dark light.

    [mixed etymologies of Latin versus anglo-saxon or germanic makes for interesting synonyms of illuminate and light up etc. but light & heavy are more ambiguity. Then there’s “my love” as a particular person versus a thing which I give. So both I suppose is a convenience.]

    Inspected his double entendre package well.

    1. I always love SWS stories that have contrast like dark and light. Really interesting about the mixed etymologies.

  20. So creative 🤍

    1. Thanks so much 💖

  21. 😭😭😭

  22. It’s never as bad as imagined.

    1. Absolutely and even when it is things get better over time.

  23. Pause, breathe, and smile; I’m refreshed

    1. Love that, very uplifting.

  24. Weekend, freedom, hopes, dreams, plans, potential.

    1. Love that, so uplifting.

  25. Transported to a strange alternate universe.

    1. Very interesting.

    1. My brain was like we’re going all in with the dark stuff with this one 😂

  26. Entering the world, light, air, breathing

    1. Oh wow, love that contrasting SWS.

      1. Thank you! And thank you for the great story / prompt!

        1. My pleasure 🙂

  27. SWS: Scared, tired, thirsty, overwhelmed, sad and hurt.

    1. Amazing SWS.

  28. Nothing but loneliness surrounded by millions.

    1. Unfortunately, that’s the reality these days.

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