True eloquence has an edge, sharp and clean.
True eloquence, according to Terry Tempest Williams in her book When Women Were Birds, is characterized by a sharp, precise, and clean expression. It possesses a distinct edge that sets it apart from ordinary speech, emphasizing clarity and strength in communication.
The quote highlights that truly eloquent speech is not only about beauty or flow but also about having a defined focus and impact. Williams suggests that genuine eloquence combines elegance with power, making it both effective and memorable.
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