/lit/ - Literature

>>10966390
>once I tried to fuck my cat because I thought we were in love.
>>10964656
Jesus Christ fuck this board

>>10344431

>>10006495
I think it's men who are obsessed with sticking their wick in every hole, so probably.

>>3948956

Read some Byron and bro up

>Shelley's prose

Have you read 'The Last Man'? If you had, you'd know that wasting your time reading criticism of her prose was far from 'perfection'.

>>2667853
Did Byron really have a pet ostrich?

>pic related

im just getting into poetry and im looking for some good anthologies
i already have my eye on "the portable romantic poets" by Auden and Pearson.
What are some good compilations/anthologies of poetry?

>>2136888
Thank you! I knew there was a reason I liked /lit/.
So watching the video I typed out some of the points.
>Inequality in workplace
I don't really think that is a problem.
>Students in debt
Students don't NEED to take out loans. I know tons of people in college who don't and pay out of pocket by making payment plans. It's hard work but you arent in debt.
>Corruption
I suppose.
>Companies can determine economic policy
>Companies bribing politicians
I sort of agree with this. I don't know a lot about the subject. I mean it's hard to prove these things without someone getting caught, right?
>Keeping people dependent on foreign oil
Again, how do you prove this is happening? I suppose companies bribe politicians and stuff like listed above but I thought we were trying to find new dependable energy sources? I'm sure it's not easy.

<3 Romanticism era poets

>>1480488
He slept with everybody. Possibly even his own sister.

>>1377173
I dunno if you've seen this comic about Shelley and Byron etc but it's hilarious I think :)

I love him as a writer, he's not as edgy as Byron, which I think makes him a lot more timeless in a poetic sense. His work isn't grounded in social circumstance, y'know?

>>1080214
Why would you want to fuck such a whiny bitch OP?

Obligatory.