Are you ready to unleash your storytelling prowess and have your words move others? Look no further! The hottest trend on the internet and in writing communities is 6 Word Memoirs! These types of contests are taking over from YouTube to TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook. We want YOU to join in on the fun. Show us your best 6-word memoir about anything you want, and make us feel something. Emotional impact is the number one criterion for this contest, and the 6 words that pack the most punch will win.
But that’s not all; the prizes are worth fighting for! The winning author will receive 1 month of free promos on everywriter and our social networks and mailing list, valued at $500! Plus, authors will be offered a monthly column on our site, so you’ll have the opportunity to keep writing for us.
Here are the rules:
Memoirs must be 6 words
It must tell a story
Must be in the comments (please no emails)
Must be submitted by midnight on June 1, 2023.
And let the words flow! Unleash your inner poet and capture the essence of your life in just 6 words. Whether it’s a life-changing moment, a fond memory, or a critical realization, we want to hear it all. This is your chance to make a lasting impact and be recognized as a master of brevity. So, grab your pen and start crafting your memoir today!
Not only will you have the chance to win some fantastic prizes, but you’ll also be joining a community of like-minded writers passionate about storytelling. Share your memoir with the world and inspire others to do the same.
And remember, this contest is not only about winning but about expressing yourself and connecting with others through the power of words. So, don’t be afraid to get personal. Get creative, and let your comments do the talking. We can’t wait to read your 6 Word Memoirs, so hurry up and submit them before the deadline of 12 am on June 1, 2023.
Take advantage of this exciting opportunity to showcase your writing skills and be a part of the 6 Word Memoir revolution!
Got questions? Please email us. Now, it’s time to unleash your creativity and post your 6 Word memoirs below. We can’t wait to read them! Good luck! And remember, you can post as many memoirs as you like.
Jeff Klomberg says
Pre-verbal,
Post-trauma,
Passing-over.
James L Jackson says
Please haunt me, I miss you.
Omer Wahaj says
“I love yo…”
‘I do!’
“…gurt”
‘Oh…’
Jennifer Zink says
Was RAPED when I was ten.
Omer Wahaj says
I look up. A piano is…
Tovli says
love this.
Tovli says
Ran
Kept running
Never stopped
Until…
Gloria Watts says
The rope hurts, hurts, hur ..,
B. Lynn Goodwin says
I want you to love me.
Amy says
She doesn’t remember her dog anymore.
BRIAN says
Molested
Hate-Crimed
Raped
Suicidal
Persevered
Laura Howard says
Abused
Set Free
Loved
By Another
Trix Niernberger says
Negated, I left home at 15.
Mahathi Sathish says
Doesn’t it always come back to you?
CLS Sandoval says
It’s always never about a boy.
Debbie Wysong says
Mother’s journey tragic shooting addiction suicidal
Rob Robichaud says
Leaves leave, while leaf memories linger.
Angelyn Gumbs says
Snap and pose for the camera.
Zach Micheals says
Old scars look to improve parenting.
Angelyn Gumbs says
Outburst and drama is now everyday.
Angelyn Gumbs says
My first time online dating app.
Marcia Jablonski says
Big city girl sprouts country love.
Angelyn Gumbs says
To be catfish,
that really insane!
Jalan Woodward says
Amish granny goes goth, pierces everything.
Angelyn Gumbs says
Stubble on my ex’s Instagram page.
Latorial Faison says
shit-faced
i came
seeking
freedom
Regina MacIntyre says
Pot in designer bags these days.
Charlene says
And:
designer plants
in Earth-sized plastic pots
Angelyn Gumbs says
When finding your past on Twitter.
Erin Jamieson says
Starved my body to escape myself
Angelyn Gumbs says
A passionate dance,
shows spirit within .
.
Joesph Baker says
YEARS AT WAR HAVE BROKEN ME
Lisa says
Your gunshot will not define me.
Charlene says
3 plus 30 equals everything lost.
Debby Feo says
The rug
With blood
All around
L.T. says
Her solace existed amongst the willows.
Charlene says
From red to blue, Earth turned.
Andrew Carter says
Dolly didn’t fit in wheelie bin.
GB Bhas says
Slapped by the silence of applause
GB Bhas says
Shadows of a visibly invisible question
GB Bhas says
A hologram of wisdom and fear
GB Bhas says
Castles land on laughter and sand
GB Bhas says
Tinkle on a wrinkle of hope
GB Bhas says
Burnt a curtain of mouldy belief
GB Bhas says
A frenzied party where none arrive
GB Bhas says
Our march begins, on invisible embers
Charlene says
Sappho learned to play the lyre.
Charlene says
She got good at shooting hoops.
Charlene says
Penned sheep leaps! Sheepish Me-peep weeps.
Charlene says
My shine-sheared legs, E-bike bloodied, shone.
Charlene says
This was a draft that I didn’t mean to send. Could we please delete it? Gracias.
Charlene says
Shine-sheared legs
holding hot Wheel,
E-bike bloodied,
Charlene says
Ugh! Phone gremlinoids tonight. My final punctuation mark is intended as a period. To be clear.
Period late,
She
missed a period.
Charlene says
Oy vey!
I was playing with hyphenation — compound words. We see 7 words there in a 6-word zone. It is meant to be:
Shine-sheared legs,
holding hot Wheel,
E-bike-bloodied.
Please adjust the submission.
Merci (which, of course, is etymologically connected to Mercy)
Charlene says
Penned sheep leaps!
Lamb-less Mopeep weeps.
Charlene says
Yew
feathered and deer-legged
I
Charlene says
I am
now
cramping lushishly
anew.
Charlene says
Their third encounter was the charm.
Charlene says
Electric blues bloak upstairs is Bach.
Charlene says
Boots kicked hunch into his back.
VBF says
Told I couldn’t…
… but I did…
Charlene says
I can’t breathe. Where’s my mommy?
Charlene says
‘Fatally’ ill
Baby me’s
here, still.
Charlene says
Little star
scare-scarred
reeling
healing
hOMe
Charlene says
An entity’s eating me
with anxiety.
Charlene says
Old man’s
Old man’s
War
wounded
Charlene says
We didn’t speak
of incest-resisting brothers.
Charlene says
Womb: a
near, so far
manse.
Charlene says
Submission
only in art,
our sub-mission.
Charlene says
Warriwhore;
they wore her
wind-warhorse
hoarse.
Charlene says
Mural
mirroring
Muriel’s
burden:
bird, in
Lisa Marie Lopez says
You hold grudges. I carry grace.
Charlene says
Starred
Scarred
Marred
Hard
Retard(ed)
Picard
Charlene says
Dominique —
Dominated,
Undomiciled…
Dom!
Domb:
Dominion
Charlene says
Controlled
Controlled
Controlled
Controlled
Controlled
Free
Charlene says
Magyarország:
Majestic, magical
more Me
Mourning
Charlene says
four
twenty
twenty-four
forty-two
four-twenty
Revelations
Charlene says
a son
as a daughter
done
Charlene says
“Mom, I fainted….”
“Clean their carpet.”
Charlene says
A belovèd
waited to be
loved.
Charlene says
A belovèd’s
weighting: to be,
unloved
Charlene says
The Firmament
filaments
a re-formed Firmament
Charlene says
Till death
to seed
and feed
Charlene says
Lyra’s
King Olaf
lured me
unconsciously.
Charlene says
Eight years
and I’m now
backyard-gardening
Lisa Marie Lopez says
She lets balloon go.
Childhood drifts.
Charlene says
Big Reveal: Nothing’s ever been real.
Charlene says
Even the Adversary was of Love.
Charlene says
Evading rabbit holes, Alice stayed put.
Charlene says
Disturbed by farting,
fine with fracking.
Charlene says
Gardening released me
from tentativeness
indefinitely.
Charlene says
Early,
Earth’s mourning
dawned
on me.
Charlene says
Sink row
nice city
since
seventy-nine
Charlene says
Edit:
“Row” is meant to be capitalized.
I apologize.
Charlene says
AI
Alien
Angel
Animal:
All In
Charlene says
Nine lives
Seven destinations
Three Charlenes
Charlene says
United,
The Globe
rediscovered
The Garden.
Charlene says
Perennially,
the crow
kept
accompanying me.
Charlene says
A piece of mind
left behind
Charlene says
Moon Cancer:
Motherless Child,
Childless Mother
Lisa Marie Lopez says
Eighteen candles lit her to freedom.
Charlene says
Not naughty
Not nice to Self
Charlene says
Union Street:
opposing flows —
mirrors cycling
Charlene says
Opened to vaccine
Haven’t slept since
Lisa Marie Lopez says
White sands fill her bucket list.
Charlene says
Can’t
“can’t” —
not be Cantor —
anymore