Good Literature

The best-written pieces are the ones you feel out of breath reading. As you read their first line, you are not yet out of the amazement and splendour that the next line drags you to more bewilderment and wonder. So it goes until a final full stop. After such a thrill, you calm down, and with concentration and excitement, you read them again on a quest to determine a few things. What did you like most about them? What was the word that made you shake in agreement to a statement you hadn't fathomed still?

What was the twist that satisfied your sense of adventure?

Which parts fundamentally spoke to your core?

You find every part of them enjoyable. More than that, what's unsaid and only read between the lines gives you goosebumps. Reading good literature, you are anyone anywhere.

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