You were talking about a book, an author

You expressed your fondness
and then immediately realized your fondness was not enough.
You needed to set things straight.

"I Like Eggers; Eggers is Good."

a blunt proclamation of a natural law.
an explicit truth combined with a curt motion of the arm which rejected all possible doubt.

.....

and there's something about the way you define your pleasures.
and I cannot recall your words exactly, but as in most cases, only the gist is necessary to set us off.
here is what echoes:

• this world of uncertainty
- none of us will ever know what we want
- there are few things we will ever really know

• the few things that do undoubtedly bring us joy and movement
- Must be given explicit credit and full appreciation for doing so.

.....

and now months later, i find my thoughts are declarations. No room for uncertainty. Things move me or they don't, things are this or that. This is good, this is not. This goes here, this goes here.
Mostly Yes or No.

well et cetera et cetera and through and through,
I have found many new and definitive reasons to love my life.
and undoubtedly
THAT IS GOOD.


I also think twice about using semi-colons.