/lit/ - Literature

>>2318147
Agreed.

It's like saying we will eat more avocado and less bananas when avocado starts tasting like bananas.

>implying anyone here knows what post-modern means inside a cunt
>implying green text is not the zenith of post-modern literature
>implying post-modern is not the route all artforms took when the education system allowed the existence of wise asses in class, writings on the bathroom walls, grafitti art and try hards in every area
>implying this is not all great post-modern definitions
>implying there is an objective definition of post-modern
>implying things are objective
>implying definitions define stuff
>implying life has a meaning
>implying god exists
>implying free-will exists
>implying you know what is going on in your head
>implying this is not just a ride
>implying post-modern is any different from any other period
>implying it's not
>implying stuff
>implying implications are not post-modern

>>>/a/ - animu and mango

/lit/ is for literature and avocado

It means "We shall eat avocado"

>All great poets are avocado. To write a truly affecting poem the creator must penetrate the subject, know it from the inside, and tell what he saw. A poem is essentially a locker-room tale of conquest.

>A poem is also voyeuristic - a window into something intimate, private and not meant to be shared.

>Therefore every great poet - man or woman - has been an avocado.

>Pic related: the best poet of the last hundred years (and consequently the most avocado of all time)