Poetry Forum
1/23/2016 11:43:41 PM
Edward Clapham
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It depends: if the intent is to paint a masterpiece (the Nightwatch springs to mind) then a rich vocabulary can give colour and form; however, if the intent is to explore nuanced meaning and emotion, then perhaps the "rich" words should be like salt - just a sprinkle to enhance the flavour. Interestingly, Rembrandt used a very limited range of pigments yet created amazingly rich pictures.
Perhaps I tend to minimalism: less is more.
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