The Writers' Circle

Today, micro or flash fiction is very much a part of the modern literary scene, with countless of on-line or otherwise, competitions, journals & magazines, making explicitly clear that the criteria for each received entry or submission is that it falls strictly within anything from say 5 to 300 or so word limit.
I have not really had, at least, a determined go at this form of fiction or story writing and , if engaged in trying to write something worthy while using a minimum number of words, would set my mind along more traditional lines and towards writing a poem. 
Yet as many of you will already be aware, this delimiting to a few words only, has a far longer even illustrious history. Two of the most famous examples are Ernest Hemingway's 6 word story (reportedly adding he believed it his greatest work): 'For Sale: Baby shoes never worn'.
Maybe less well known, but my personal favourite is Augusto Monterroso's masterpiece which simply goes thus:  'When he woke up the dinosaur was still there'.  
Top that!