/lit/ - Literature

What ancient or lost books do you hope will never see the light of day? For me it's the second part of Poetics by Aristotle

>>21545294
>he's not /fitlit/

>>16378653
You've adapted well.

/fitlit/ was the greatest board of all time

>>12099503
this is what I have saved

Yo Rate my new poem you litfags....

Why not kill Yourself?

Considering jumping out of the 6th floor window straight to oblivion?
a though may come to mind:
_"As of today, everyone you despise will have outlived you, making their opus bigger, which would undoubtedly make mankind itself a little worst"
Man's well being is no one's concern, but to think that Creation is everywhere out there just waiting for to be Found, Interpreted;
It will be misunderstood by thy Morons, God
oversimplified
The same metaphors as before,
clouded in the ugly perception of the Mediocre,
overgarnished by the paradoxes of the pretentious
Tautological, nauseating

This not even an enemy of man could tolerate

Life is about responsability. The responsability to build your own meaning.
And to other people's meaning, we say:
-SUCK MA DICK ASS SHIT, take THESE, FUck WORDS TOO BRO. We out there.
2018 SENPAI
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>>11022757

>all the /fit/ hate ITT
Are we really that populated with pseuds? Can you not understand that to better your mind you must also better your body? And have you ever been to /fit/ once, to know what they are truly like, or do you merely spew your vague misconceptions about them without looking their way, the same way you fall over yourselves to opine on books you've never read?

RIP

Sup /lit/. Recommend me some books for some sick brain gains.

/FITLIT/

>>8634336
>Tfw you auto corrected to can instead of can't
>Tfw I couldn't find that pic at the time

How often do you guys reread books? I find I can't truly appreciate a book unless I reread it. So I struggle between branching out into new works and rereading my favorites.

Who here /fitlit/?