Once upon a time there were three roses. The price of the three roses was a young girl named Mary. At first Mary served - then she severed. What had once been a serpent became a young man. The servants danced through the halls like roses as Mary was wed.
The Three Roses: 6 Words
Mary marries the basilisk with merry.
Basilisk by Friedrich Johann Justin Bertuch (1747-1822).
*Author's Note: I chose "The Three Roses" from the Anthology reading to use for these microfiction stories. I chose the 50-word one because I feel like a lot of times my thoughts are in 100-words so I wanted to challenge myself. And I chose the 6-word story because I thought it would be cool to have a play on words with Mary.
Bibliography. "The Three Roses" from The Key of Gold by Josef Baudis. Web Source.
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