Tell me some six word sad love stories.

The dog died. Boy was heartbroken. It was his best friend, always by his side. They played every day. Now there's just emptiness.

Moonlit room. Strange shadow. Fear.

Kissed once. Never again. Heartbreak.

One: 'Birthday cake, only one candle.' It implies loneliness or a sense of loss perhaps on a birthday. Another could be 'Found love, then lost in war.' This shows the cruel disruption of love by the horror of war. And 'They left, took my world too.' Here it conveys a deep sense of abandonment and the resulting emptiness.

Well, '13 sad six - word stories' might be a set of very concise tales that capture the essence of sadness in just six words each. Some could be related to death. For instance, 'They left, and I'm still here.' Or it could be about broken dreams. Say, 'Dream shattered, hope disappeared.' There may also be stories about the pain of separation, like 'We parted, heart in pieces.'

Flowers wilt. Love died too.

Sure. Hemingway's six - word sad story is a masterful piece of minimalism. 'For sale: baby shoes, never worn.' This simple statement can stir so many emotions. It might make one think of a family's heartbreak, the end of a dream of a new life. It's a prime example of how few words can carry a huge emotional weight.

He left. Forgotten were our vows.

They met. They loved. They parted.

Eyes met. Hearts instantly connected.