Writing Exercise (ten words or less)

(Cheating cause I cant' lose the 11th word!)

"Salt, please."

"No."

"What?"

"No."

"I don't..."

"Understand?"

"Yes."

"I know."
 
No reservation? That's impossible. I called two months ago!


(Good thread Grushenka. :) )
 
Salvor-Hardon said:
She was a perfect woman, but I was too flawed.
Without the 'too' (it's unnecessary, flawed is enough of an apposite to perfect, yes I mean apposite), I think it carries just the right melancholic inflection. You get a 'runner-up', or at least a :rose: .
gauchecritic said:
She was the perfect woman and I too was flawed.
Derivative, you're disqualified. :p
 
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