Simplicity sings louder than the longest poems

HarmonyCrescent

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jeffrey-robin

you had a beautifully short poem !

You really didn't need the // attachment // at the end !

If you think everyone here is SOOO SENSITIVE !

Well //  ??

Irieside

This is actually a concept of communication. Shortening sentences and eliminating unnecessary words (I think, maybe, I don't know, etc) makes for more powerful speech.

"Brevity is the soul of wit."
- Shakespeare
(but sometimes it's irresistibly tempting to be prolix.)