Six Words, One Org, Your Story

Hello there everyone! Thank you so much for contributing to the first online writing activity! This is a sample of what to expect in the future. Most online activities will involve the creation of really short themed works. The point is to keep all of us writing, so don't be shy about sending even your not-so-good works. No week shall pass with us having no literary creations!

Expect a new activity each week. We encourage you to make it a habit to submit so you can also see how much progress you're making over the weeks. Plus, we'd love to read and publish more of your works in the future!

Feel free to comment, ask and react :D Now for the juicy part!

Six Words, One Org, Your Story:

Girl's first kiss in garbage dump

-Vida Cruz

Lived, laughed, loved--will do again

-Michelle Tan

My God, that's a huge package.

-Micha Bes

Kain ka lang. (Mamaya, magsasaya tayo.)
-Sarah Sarmiento

Dreams came true, then woke up.

-Miggy Francisco

A dream renewed: to write again.

-Harald Tomintz

This is a six word story.

-Arnold Lau

Does she love me back now?

-Gian Miko Arabejo

Mahogany belt, khakis tuck in chambray.

-Addi Dela Cruz

She withheld kisses, but drew closer.

-Angelique Villasanta

Long day, still no phone call.

-Katrina Santos

“Extinction and Evolution”

Once upon an elsewhere: birds, earthbound.

-Jessica

The last line lacked the words...

-Carlo Africa

With a mere push, I lived.

-Fidea Encarnacion

I can never understand my emotions.

-Bea Mandac

Hindi kumasya

rito ang aking haiku.

-Kevin General

As Angel's Trumpets sounds, deliriumabounds.

-Ramon Remiro

I'll be forever yours (for now).

-Kriselle de Leon

I loved her more than anything.

-Pamela Luber

That isn't funny," she thought quietly.

-Dindin Reyes

She didn't try to drown today.

-Mia Tetangco

I love how the wind howls.

-Gianna Villavicencio

Notice of Eviction: You should go.

-Angelique Villasanta

“Love you, Son,” said my computer.

-Vincent Bermudez

“Fetish”

Your lifeless body next to mine.

-Mary Beatrice M. Ponce

He ran the old lady over.

-Kathy Ong