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I appreciate the thought-provoking feedback.

“The ability to choose words, use rhetorical devices, and build sentences and paragraphs that have depth and originality,” are the resultant effect of being exposed to things or a world where such things—or what brings about them, are found, however young we may be.

Without the concept or having never seen a plane fly in the sky, a child in a remote village, will never dream of becoming a pilot.

Hence my point, that gifted writers are the sum of all the aforementioned points in the essay. Simply put, there’s a labour for refinement, whether sophisticatedly or simplistically, that sets gifted writers apart.

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George Blue Kelly
George Blue Kelly

Written by George Blue Kelly

Musings of an immigrant from a tiny Sicilian village.

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