#Expression

Originality Lies in the Art of Expression

Goethe begins by shifting originality away from mere invention and toward expression. In his view, a writer does not become original simply by producing unheard-of thoughts; rather, originality emerges when familiar trut...

Unseen Influence in Every Spoken Word

At first glance, Patti Smith’s remark captures the strange vulnerability of expression itself. The moment a person speaks, the words leave the safety of private thought and enter a world of unknown listeners, each carryi...

Healing Through the Full Expression of Suffering

At its heart, Marcel Proust’s line suggests that pain does not loosen its grip when it is hidden or minimized; instead, it begins to change when it is fully articulated. To express suffering “to the full” means giving it...

How One Word Grows Into Chorus

Sappho’s line begins by shrinking expression down to its smallest unit: a single clear word. The emphasis on clarity suggests intention rather than verbosity, as if meaning can be planted only when it is cleanly chosen.