Quote by George Murray

Then I discovered I loved writing poetry more than fiction.

Then I discovered I loved writing poetry more than fiction.

Summary

This quote expresses the realization and preference of the speaker towards writing poetry over fiction. It signifies a personal revelation where the speaker has discovered their passion for and enjoyment in creating poetic works, indicating a shift or change in their creative pursuits. The quote highlights the speaker's newfound understanding and preference, suggesting that they have found a greater sense of fulfillment and interest in the art form of poetry compared to writing fiction.

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Poetry

By George Murray

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