/lit/ - Literature

man, he's just like me

>18
>Book of Disquiet
>San Manuel Bueno, Martyr
>Darío by Darío (An Anthology of Rubén Darío)
>Meditations
>Sorrows of Young Werther

Don Quixote, Ficciones, The Sun Also Rises, Ecclesiastes, et al.

>23
>NEET
>idk
>Don Quijote

i remember being able to picture what i read more vividly when i was younger and had just started to read often.
now i have to think much more to picture what i read and i get only a "schematic" view of what the authors wrote because for years i've been focusing on getting the "musicality" of the texts to a point that literature kind of become for me a mostly sound-related activity.
i'm able to imagine sounds and get how the authors intended their onomatopoeias to sound, but i rarely read literature that relies ond sounds. a lot, in the other hand, relies a lot on pictures. the poet creates a picture and then procceeds to reflect on it. i try to understand the reflections, but i'm often not able to picture vividly the images.
does anybody know this feel?