/lit/ - Literature

I froze your tears and made a dagger
and stabbed it in my cock.
Forever it stays there like Excalibur,
are you my Arthur?
Say you are.

Take this cool dark steeled blade-
steal it, sheath it,
in your lake.

I'd drown with you to be together,
must you breathe?
Cause I need heaven.

>>1741615

Because I wasn't implying that our natural ability to invent meaning gave our lives objective value but rather because we are free to create and define our own subjective universe we become a unique and thus extremely precious part of existence.

Who was the most influential author of the 20th century, /lit/?

>>1668257

can't wait man

speak to you tomorrow

goodnight anon

>>1651268

Maybe absurdism?

I'm still not very sure.

The way I see it, the only books which I couldn't possibly relate to are not worth reading, because they deal with a superficial and obscure interpretation of life and not with the important universal experience of being human.

What is the greatest piece of humanist literature?

>17
>Male
>Glasgow
>a compendium of Kafka's short stories
>L'Etranger by Albert Camus
>sisyphus765@aim.com
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