/lit/ - Literature

>love reading
>be illiterate
It's not fair, bros

>>17709143
my diary desu :(

>>17621852
Don't fucking kill yourself. I want to as well but it's not an option and never can be. Things will most likely improve with patience. Life is pretty fucking shit for most people at the moment. Hey man, we're gonna make it, I believe it.

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>>11676227
Yes, but I also never had said rush because I was busy reading

>Somebody might laugh, but just for something to do I was picturing the McLaren girl and I sitting alone in the hotel café. We were talking and I heard myself say, “It must have been a very terrible experience, being with those Apaches.” Her eyes stayed on her coffee, and she didn’t say anything to that.
>So we talked about other things. I heard myself speaking calmly in a low tone, telling her how I would be looking into some other business now that this office was closing. Go some place else. With no family here there was nothing to keep me. Then I pictured us traveling together. (Do you see how one thing led to another?) But what would we travel in?
>That’s when I thought of the mud wagon, the light spring coach Mr. Mendez and I had taken to Delgado’s that day. It was still here.
>I said to the McLaren girl, “Since you’re anxious to leave and there’s no regular stage, I wonder if you would like to ride along with me?” (Which proves that using the mud wagon was my idea; whether Mr. Mendez agrees or not.)
>Then I skipped the part where she says yes and goes and gets her things and all and pictured the two of us in the coach again. It was night and we were traveling south. Above the wind and the rattle sounds I’d hear her start to cry and put my arm around her and lift her chin and say something that would calm her. She’d sniffle and nestle closer, and even with the peculiar haircut I’d know she wasn’t any boy.
>We might have rode along in that coach the whole night while I just stood there in front of the office.

>>10500839