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I am still a bit partial to my opening line in the Seamus McCree series: I turned on the porch light and discovered grief standing in front of my door.
It's hard to define these concise accurate descriptions, but we recognize them when we see them. Often a few words can say more than several paragraphs.
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Those are some fine examples.
I am still a bit partial to my opening line in the Seamus McCree series: I turned on the porch light and discovered grief standing in front of my door.
Good examples, Warren. I wish I were better at those brief, telling descriptions.
I love quick, brushstroke descriptions. Nice post, Warren.
It's hard to define these concise accurate descriptions, but we recognize them when we see them. Often a few words can say more than several paragraphs.
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