/lit/ - Literature

>>23218558
>6'1"
>Sophocles' Ajax or Euripides' Bacchae
>Blake's Marriage of Heaven and Hell or Vergil's Aeneid
>more of a Wagner man myself (Siegfired), but Mozart's Requiem was the first piece of Classical music I liked
>>23218779
Based Coleridge enjoyer, the Rime was what got me interested in poetry
>>23218783
I need to get back to reading Baudelaire

>>21865823
>a play within a play
the patrician's choice

memento mori

>>21366653
take this Hamlet Apu

Will i be forever alone?
I got into reading because i wanted to impress a girl i was dating then sincerely started to enjoy reading

>>21240422
Why yes, I do watch Shakespeare's plays on youtube without understanding a single word of that archaic language. How could you tell?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IgEshHhnLqU&t=10s&ab_channel=ShakespeareNetwork
this is quite a good channel to watch Shakespeare plays, too bad I'm too stupid to understand Shakespearean English.
>Tis thou whomst wilst thou bolden.
I just can't.

>>21216217
I am seriously considering buying this. Does anyone have it? What's your opinion on it?

>>20988764
With your penis

>main character is writing a series of love letters and poems for his wife
>main character also suffers from STEMfaggotry, and as such, has never written or appreciated a poem before, and likely lacks the necessary faculty to do so
What advice do you have for our hero?
How should he go forth in his quest to gain the faculty to appreciate poetry, i.e. a soul?
Is the idea of writing a yearly love letter/poem for your wife on your anniversary romantic enough to attract and keep a female audience?
Do you /lit/izens have any ideas for how such a series could be written, in terms of themes and subjects? Even generic subjects and themes would be appreciated.
Keep in mind that the main character likely also has some level of undiagnosed autism, in addition to lacking a soul.

Is it better to write up or type down stories, /lit/?

memento mori