Write a story that ends with the following words in 200–250 words. _______________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ On that day I learnt a lesson of my life. “Better remain alone than in a bad company.”
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Writing very short stories has special challenges. You have only a few words to introduce your characters and situation and make something happen. Pulling off this form can be like performing a magic trick of the kind where a tiny box seems to contain much more than could possibly fit inside.
Tips on writing short short stories
These are not rules -- only some suggestions that might help you.
1) Start late in the story. Let's say you're writing a 300-word horror story about a guy who dies in an alligator attack during his honeymoon. There's probably not time to show the wedding ceremony, the reception, the plane ride to Florida with his new wife snuggling sleepily against his shoulder... Instead, you might want to open with the man walking hand-in-hand into the swamp with his new wife, an avid bird-watcher, who is hoping for snapshots of a rare Florida egret. Considering starting just before the story climax, the most exciting point in the story (the alligator attack, in this case), so that you'll have time to do it justice.
2) Stay focused. In 300 words, there is no space for anything that isn't essential to the story you're telling. If our alligator attack story were a novel instead, you might take some time out to tell the reader some interesting history of Everglades National Park, to give some background about the birds the soon-to-be-widow is trying to capture with her camera -- or about the species of alligator that's trying to capture her unfortunate husband on its teeth. When you're writing very short stories, you can't afford scenic detours -- you have to stick to the path (as our unfortunate hero should have done).
3) Choose the right details. If you want to create the effect of a detailed picture but don't have room for a lot of details, the trick is to choose the right ones. Choose details that suggest the rest. The fact that our doomed hero's hotel room has a king-sized bed, two dressers, a desk, and a desk chair doesn't paint a mental picture of any specific place. A burnt-out fluorescent ceiling light does -- this is not the Ritz. An ugly hotel hotel room and an alligator attack -- our poor hero
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once upon a time i was going to my school and that was a very new school to me i was very much nervous Ed but in the school some students came to me and ask to become friends so i become their friends and i was very happy. Then after some days they started collecting money from me and everyday we use to go to restaurant and we use to do party .because of coming late my mother scolds me a lot but still i always favored my friend . slowly slowly we use to go and drive scooty we now use to argue teachers and started selling money from our houses. then one day i got failed in my class my father and mother scolded me a lot and asked to break the friendship with those students. but still i ignored them .one day i forgot to bring money from my house my friends then started beating me and then i saw that they were the criminals as i saw that police is taking them to police station and on that day__________