/lit/ - Literature

>>14339534
my wife

is any of his poetry or lit worth reading?

objectively the most /lit/ musician

If you must write prose and poems, the words you use should be your own. Don't plagiarize or take on loan.

>>11410022
I believe that all expressions of the religious impulse outside of religion itself are perversions and often lead to disaster, but I'm not dogmatically religious in any serious sense. I suppose I just doubt whether there is any such thing as a lack of belief in some kind of transcendental force, and also believe that the religious expressions of this belief have significant pros over covert and atheistic anti-belief, which is just as religious as religion (And I'm here not just referring to obviously religious anti-belief, as in scientism, but of all professions of scepticism, for example in lebensphilosophie and existentialism).

I also believe that Christianity is very obviously historically unique, and is far more potent than other religions in its symbols and insights, but I acknowledge this may be because I don't have the background to appreciate the truth in eastern thought or Islamic thought (which despite my ignorance, I do respect).

I'd like to be able to commit more fully to a religion, and suspect that at some point in the future I will tip over from this state of pseudo-belief, into authentic belief.

Is the age of literary pop-stars over?

who are the most literary songwriters in the history of pop music?
For me, its Morrissey.

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