Immature or unsophisticated writing frequently shorthands characters and renders them lifeless (even if they are doing a lot of interesting things). Mature writing can be basic and straightforward, but it is also rich in meaning and insight. It requires careful thought and planning before you write a word. In addition, mature writers don't rely solely on formal structures such as paragraphs and sentences to get their points across. They use other techniques such as foreshadowing, metaphor, and simile to create interest and depth in their work. Finally, a mature writer knows how to balance complexity and difficulty with simplicity and clarity. They understand that some ideas are better expressed in a brief sentence than in a long paragraph. In conclusion, a mature writer has developed an understanding of the art of writing and uses this knowledge to express themselves clearly and simply.