6-Word Memoirs

6-Word Memoirs

Wild souls, northern dreams, endless daylight. 

- Brayden Bluse 

 

Bless my clutter, tripping hazard wonder. 

- Athaliah Duby 

 

Today, silence is louder than bombs. 

- Maria Capezio Crookes (1st place winner) 

 

Nothing Can Stop me, I’m Ready. 

- Lydia Spethman 

 

Canadian maple leaves to American mountains. 

- Marianne Murray 

 

One more chapter, I promise. Really. 

- Maria Capezio Crookes 

 

Not normally special but pessimistically optimistic. 

                                                 -Monica Elliott 

 

I’ve replicated my DNA, what’s next? 

- Stephen Koller 

 

Bedtime was 40 minutes ago. Again. 

- Maria Capezio Crookes 

 

Sure it’s bedtime? Sun’s still out. 

 			- Catherine Benoit 

 

A big pot full of spaghetti. 

- Sami Glascott 



What doesn’t kill you almost does. 

- Eric Redding (2nd place winner) 

 

Spring smells like, well, you know. 

- Cadence Cedars 

 

Sunshine lingers long after it’s set. 

- Mara Lorch 

 

It’ll be easy. Famous last words. 

- Eric Redding 

 

I can achieve all things desired. 

- Jenna Fowler 

 

Winter’s cold breath nips my cheeks. 

- Cadence Cedars 

 

Did it always make that noise? 

- Eric Redding 

 

Sunshine is happiness in the sky. 

- Jenna Fowler 

 

Visible breath, rosy cheeks—winter’s approaching. 

- Cadence Cedars 

 

Spring snowstorm. Perfect snowballs. New enemies. 

- Eric Redding 

 

You can’t eat dreams for breakfast. 

- Mara Lorch (3rd place winner) 

 

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