description, n.All

Description is not simply telling the reader the moon is shining, but showing them the glint of light on broken glass.

Description is that which must begin in the writer's imagination but should finish in the reader's.

Description is that which must take the place of explanation.

Description is always a bore, both to the describer and the describe

Description is not a requirement for something to exist. To say things exist that cannot be described in words is to shake a universe where words are the supreme belief.