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Note: I honestly just thought this was a funny way to write a six-word story. When I wrote it out i realized it would have been seven words until it autocorrected to hyphenate "six-word" and it was a pleasant surprise to find it did end up working! I've never written a six-word story.  Number 6

I can't stop thinking about you. All it took was one look. HEART <3 Note: I honestly just felt like doing something a little romantic. I was inspired just by how all it takes is one look to be interested in someone and want to know them further. Microfictions are almost like writing short poems. That's what it felt like to me, at least. I hope my first one wasn't too terrible!

The Hare, the Fox, and the Wolf   A hungry wolf was passing through a wood when he ran across a Hare sitting up on her hind legs by an Oak tree. He was about to make her his prey when she spoke suddenly. "Sir wolf I know you are hungry but before you devour me I ask you to think of my size and see that I am just a snack for your highness. There is a fox who is so fat that he can barely walk. If you eat him you will surely satisfy your hunger.  If it pleases you I will entice him out of his hole and if he seems fine for you to eat then you can devour him." The wolf was convinced by her words and told her to proceed with her plan. she told the wolf to remain outside while she went in. The rabbit thought to herself " Ah! I am free from the wolf and I will also have revenge on the Foc who chases me all the time." When she approached the fox the fox acted courteous to her and asked her what fortune brought her there.  " only the desire to see you worship...

 The King, the Falcon, and the Drinking-Cup There once was a king who liked hunting very much. The king had a falcon which he valued as one of his most precious treasures. The king valued this falcon so much he fed it himself from his own hand and the falcon would be carried on the king's wrist during hunts. One day when the king and his court were on a hunt a deer crossed their paths and the king started to pursue him. The rest of the court could not keep up with the king's speed and the king somehow became separated from the group completely and could not conquer the deer. The king became hot and thirsty from his pursuit and he got off his horse and went in search of some water. After a long time, he encountered a hill with a small stream trickling down over the rocks. The king pulled a drinking cup from his sash and set it in under the stream until the cup was filled with water. When the king raised the cup to his lips to drink the hawk swooped over and knocked the cup...