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In this reply to Ceccoli and Goldberg, the author reflects on her writing process and the challenge of conveying aesthetic experience in psychoanalytic writing. She identifies the aesthetic and symbolic functions of psychoanalytic literature in underwriting the weave of our culture as clinicians. The reply culminates in noting the asymptotically immense task of capturing the psychoanalytic act, for which art and other aesthetic forms can be of vital importance.