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‘…brevity is the soul of wit.’ It’s part of a Shakespeare line, though you could be forgiven for thinking it was the start of something interestingly nasty Oscar Wilde had to say.

Repetition is an effective rhetoric device, in writing it's a distraction.

‘Frankly, I’d had enough of arguing with crackheads about whether I’d give them money on their broken phone.’ That’s both a direct quote...

Indecision freeze is real. Tell someone to write 'a poem' and they'll hesitate then, write falteringly. Tell them to write haiku and watch that pen fly.