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Everything I write is either something I’ve lived or something I’ve seen closely.
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The speaker says their writing comes from direct experience or careful observation. “Lived” means something they personally went through, while “seen closely” means something they examined at close range. The quote presents both as reliable foundations for writing, whether the subject belongs to the writer’s own life or to something they have watched attentively.
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