Summary
This quote suggests that truth, in its pure and genuine form, cannot be fully captured or replicated within the confines of literature. While literature has the power to express ideas, emotions, and perspectives, it may distort or embellish elements of truth through creative interpretation or fictionalization. The quote emphasizes the unique and irreplaceable nature of truth and implies that it is beyond the grasp of any literary device or expression.
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By Laura Riding