“So the writer who breeds more words than he needs, is making a chore”
— Dr. Seuss
Simplified Meaning:
When a writer uses too many words, it makes reading difficult and boring for people. Imagine you are trying to learn how to cook a simple dish. If the recipe has too many unnecessary steps and explanations, it becomes confusing and takes much longer to understand. Similarly, clear and concise writing helps people understand quickly and easily. In history, great speeches like Martin Luther King Jr.'s “I Have a Dream” use powerful, simple words that everyone can grasp. If he had used lots of complicated words, his message might have been lost. In everyday life, if you want to explain a new idea to your friend, it's better to keep your explanation short and to the point so they can understand you right away. Being brief and clear can keep your audience engaged and make your communication more effective.
