/lit/ - Literature

>read poem in class
>teacher says I gave Langston Hughes a run for his money
>not sure if she's serious of bullshitting

Awful lot of Hunger Games on that list.

>>1989706
>/new/
please be trolling

>>>/b/305854999

>>1443140

Imagine for a moment you're in a room filled with people. Many (perhaps all) of these people are taking a gigantic shit on the carpet of the room. The room smells terrible, and the stench is making you wretch and choke. The air is thick with the smell of digested food, and you can't move, because the floor is covered in a think layer of human excrement.

Now, a Tripfag appears, people know his name. He walks to the centre of the room, removed his pants and squats. A solid mass of faeces slides slowly out of his anus. It makes a wet thud as it hits the ground.

The room falls silent, in a mixture of disgust and shock, someone speaks. "What the fuck!? That bastard just took a dump in our room"

Another says "What do you think you're doing, shitting all over our room?

The whole room joins in, insulting and abusing the Tripfag for shitting in their room. And all this time not a single person stops defacating for even a single second.

it's a metaphor

>kind of a serious thread on /lit/

I was looking for ideas for essay topics for a paper on Fear and Loathing, and I came upon this.

http://www.exampleessays.com/viewpaper/5163.html

LOL. What a finely crafted piece!

Does anyone else find it highly annoying when people use sentences with double words?

>He had had to go to the store.
>You do do that a lot.
>She said that that was a bad idea

Pic related; it's my face when I read or hear sentences like that.

>>603484
What the fuck?

>>482284

>>418296
>Mathematics
>art