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Sometimes it’s better to be poetic,
Being prosaic is not at all magnetic.

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I try to be poetic but it comes out rather plain.
No one would confuse me with a writer like Mark Twain.
Matter of fact and simple, my language is devoid of flairs,
No one could accuse me of putting on the airs.

Does this person describe things in ways imprecise, prosaic, or byzantine.

Follow the Braindrops down to discover the correct word.

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Prosaic is the correct choice.  Prosaic means ordinary or a matter of fact way saying or writing something.