Coruscation in literature is often employed as a vivid metaphor to depict sudden bursts of light or brilliance, whether literal or figurative. Authors use the term to evoke the physical dazzle of natural phenomena—from igniting political passions, where even a slight mention can spark controversy [1], to describing the luminous spectacle of celestial displays [2, 3, 4]. At other times, it illustrates the fleeting radiance of human emotion or intellectual insight, capturing moments when inner delight or genius momentarily flares into view [5, 6]. Occasionally, its use moves beyond visual imagery to suggest an explosion of creative energy or the transient nature of beauty, creating a dynamic interplay between light and meaning within the narrative [7, 8].