/lit/ - Literature

The trouble about man is that he insists on being master of his own fate, and he insists on oneness. For instance, having discovered the ecstasy of spiritual love, he insists that he shall have this all the time, and nothing but this, for this is life. It is what he calls 'heightening' life. He wants his nerves to be set vibrating in the intense and exhilarating unison with the nerves of another being, and by this means he acquires an ecstasy of vision, he finds himself in glowing unison with all the universe.

>>6991322
>take out "smoldering" this reads better
I agree with you.

>>6977824
Sorry. When I clear my history, my trip falls off. If I post anonymously, it is by accident. Someone of my calibre and magnificence and SPLENDOR will never post anonymously.

>>6969200
the world is mine

>>6879712
>This is a good point, me.
Thank you so much. Did you know you are the only poster on /lit/ I admire? I have always wanted to know, what is your favorite kind of bird?

>then i finally wised up and took twiggy's advice (THANK YOU SO MUCH by the way)
You are more than welcome, I'm glad I was able to help. Have you considered typing out an entire novel? I suggest In Search of Lost Time. You could also learn another language. There is nothing better than committing yourself to a beneficial task that will take years to complete. It is an antidote to depression.

http://www.weeklystandard.com/
George Orwell
http://www.washingtonpost.com/people/charles-krauthammer
The Assassins' Gate: America in Iraq
Terror and Liberalism
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFW6EjxP2K8