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"Yes. Literature is indeed an art of expression. More than just medium of words. It's like a mirror that reflects human experiences. A writer unravels and expresses his emotions, thoughts and perspectives into his pen. So literature actually breathes out life into human emotions. Where some express love. And like we have Rome and Juliet by Shakespeare or the Orwell's 1984, it envisions a dystopian future. So every page is an echo of the mind's restless wanderings."
"Yes. Literature is indeed an art of expression. More than just medium of words. It's like a mirror that reflects human experiences. A writer unravels and expresses his emotions, thoughts and perspectives into his pen. So literature actually breathes out life into human emotions. Where some express love. And like we have Rome and Juliet by Shakespeare or the Orwell's 1984, it envisions a dystopian future. So every page is an echo of the mind's restless wanderings."
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"Yes. Literature is indeed an art of expression. More than just medium of words. It's like a mirror that reflects human experiences. A writer unravels and expresses his emotions, thoughts and perspectives into his pen. So literature actually breathes out life into human emotions. Where some express love. And like we have Rome and Juliet by Shakespeare or the Orwell's 1984, it envisions a dystopian future. So every page is an echo of the mind's restless wanderings."
"Yes. Literature is indeed an art of expression. More than just medium of words. It's like a mirror that reflects human experiences. A writer unravels and expresses his emotions, thoughts and perspectives into his pen. So literature actually breathes out life into human emotions. Where some express love. And like we have Rome and Juliet by Shakespeare or the Orwell's 1984, it envisions a dystopian future. So every page is an echo of the mind's restless wanderings."