/lit/ - Literature

I’m druk. I don’t know what to do. I really really don’t have a clue what to do anymore. I need divine intervention at this point.

>>20235452
this guy gets life

>>19859608
read a book and stop making these stupid fucking threads that no one gives a shit about except you ffs

>>18126793

im going to try to be creative ehe hem

i am in here. wait no thats been said b efore. when you are dead you are nothing wwno i saw that written on the walls of pompeii. hmm it seems like creativity is being able to weave a tapestry of gestalts together (the phrase "weave a tapestry of gestalts" i stole from a 4chan post many years ago) like a patchwork horror (i stole that phrase from a separate 4chan post also)..... Lautréamont said plagiarism is implied in the idea of progress (= stolen from Lautréamont). If I follow that advice, advice that I would never have arrived at on my own, and so feel better then even my plagiarism is another form of plagiarism. The only original thoughts that I have ever had have come from mishearing lyrics to quiet pop songs in loud grocery stores (both of these sentences i typed months ago and probably stole from somewhere as well)

how do i create? everything i think is a rut thats been driven thru millions of times

I have work I need to do tonight, but I can't bring myself to do it. It's like when two magnets push against each other. I just can't. I don't know why. I just want to lay in bed and do nothing, but I know I have to do something. So I cleaned up my room all nice and now I just have a clean room and still can't focus on doing fucking anything. I know I have to work so I'm not reading the book I want to read because if I'm going to read it should be the work I need to do, so then I don't do anything actually fun that would recharge my batteries and I just feel like achy death that no amount of coffee can fix and with each passing moment I still don't get any work done. UGH. WHY IS MY BRAIN LIKE THIS.

>>17832337

>>16452516
Please something saying that you love me

Instead of shitty /r9/k posts, let's seek out some literati/intellectuals who lost their virginity really late or never at all.

>Fernando Pessoa died a virgin.
>Henry James died a virgin.
>Kierkegaard died a virgin.
>Nietzsche died a virgin.
>Hans Christian Andersen died a virgin.
>Newton died a virgin.


>Me? Oh, I'm 25

>reading complex literature
>half way through the book wish I was reading more straight forward and lineal literature
>reading straight forward literature
>half way through the book wish I was reading more complex literature
Does anyone else know this feel?