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In Greek you usually leave out subject pronouns (like εγώ = I) because the verb ending already shows the person:
- γράφω = I write
- γράφεις = you (sing.) write
- γράφει = he/she/it writes
So γράφω on its own clearly means “I write”.
You only add εγώ for emphasis, e.g. Εγώ γράφω… = I (as opposed to someone else) write…
γράφω is:
- present tense
- active voice
- 1st person singular
In Modern Greek the present tense usually covers both English “I write” and “I am writing”, depending on context.
So here it can mean either:
- “I write my most important thoughts…” (habitually), or
- “I am writing my most important thoughts…” (right now / as a routine).