Avoid excessive words and ideas.
This sentence is very long.
Make note of any rampant thoughts.
Take a seat and form these thoughts.
Do not hesitate to get into the simplest of things in a magnified manner.
Do not say, "Sally ran away."
Instead say, "Sally turned on her heels and bolted."
Nix the clutter.
Drug dependency is never good, even for a writer.
Your cat, dog, hampster, infantile sister or brother will do nicely as long as they cannot talk.
Be an artist.
Feeling ashamed while expressing our thoughts will turn into our fatal wound.
For someone to be a dipstick means that they were dipped in a pool of idiocy.
If you notice an impressive sentence, why not write one just like it?
Say as little as possible, while suggesting as much as possible.
Now the cart is groaning.
Pick up a pen or pencil, simple as that.
Take full advantage of your reader.
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"Clearly Gerry has never worn heels," said Sally.
"I have," said the hampster. "With my teeth."
You're thinking of a different hampster, an alternative physical universe. But you're right about me and heels.
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