Writing can be terse. Concise. Impactful and focused. No fluff. No filler. Business first, play later. Or one can wax poetic, allowing muses to play instruments of great beauty, hanging ideas like garlands to fill the senses with aromas and notes that calm the savage beast, rouse an imprisoned heart, spark an impassioned response. Bubbling laughter or a thoughtful gaze. Beforehand, you never know which of these styles will best suit the needs of the moment, but I enjoy both challenges. It&＃039;s what gives me the joy of writing.