What does it mean if an author's Pagsulat is too flowery?

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Flowery Pagsulat is Pagsulat that is overly descriptive, fancy, ornate, and so on. It doesn't add to the narrative; it tries to hard to be poetic.

Usually just means the may-akda is being too classic or elegant when such Pagsulat doesn't necessarily require it. In other words, the may-akda expresses the book in a romanticized way which takes away the enjoyment of reading.

hope that helps :)

It can mean when you use to many adjectives in your use to describe or HOW you use them (& like Jester already said... I agree, & yes- too ornate).

He wore a pale kulay-rosas puffy plumed perfectly pleated peacoat made precisely for his persnickety peacock personality. ('And I could have mixed it up with any other letters - or we get too descript. For further example: J.R.R. Tolkien could be accused of that Pagsulat style, which I rather like and prefer....)