This month's LitSoup question:

What is your six-word memoir?

The idea comes from Smith Magazine, which publishes some pretty neat six-word memoirs. You can follow #sixwords on Twitter to read a whole lot more.

Some of my favorite #sixwords tweets I came across on Twitter last night:

no two sighs are ever alike #sixwords
— ❀ jennifer ❀(@purplepoetry77) May 18, 2012

we fly ~ like we've never fallen #micropoetry #sixwords
— Steve (@DivorceZen) May 17, 2012

At times ~ the empty ~ feels right #sixwords
— Roxy Isle (@RoxyIsle) May 15, 2012

I don't want you to go. #sixwords
— Allie (@JolieEsprit) May 15, 2012

Some six-word memoirs from The News-Herald newsroom:

Jean Bonchak:

Faith + Family + Friends + Flowers + Food + Fun (and fashion….) = one happy camper.

Jeffrey L. Frischkorn:

Fish fear me; I fear God.

Robin Palmer:

Jose Mesa blew 1997 World Series

Cheryl Sadler:

Get dessert. Always get a dessert.

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-- Cheryl Sadler | CSadler@News-Herald.com | @nhcheryl