/lit/ - Literature

>>15112303
Too lazy to make their own sandwiches

Describe how this woman smells like, with your best prose and no vulgarity

>>14525418
>Anon... That book seems a bit too vulgar.

>>14357745
Ella legimately is the most attractive instathot I ever saw on the internet

She must've been how Helen of Troy looked like

>>13924876
Nah she isn't, just a cute girl to bring attention to the thread

>>13753668
Yassssss
I pictured her like this

I saw my oneitis at a church meeting earlier this week. Whenever she's in the room, all of my focus is fixed on her. Her perfectly braided brown bowl cut hair, her large sad eyes, and her downturned smile. I still do love her, or at least carnally desire her. I don't think that's a wrong way to feel. I was so stupid then, I didn't know who I was or how lucky I was to be with her. Deep in my heart I still have hope we can get back together, but...

I don't know if I'm the man she needs to be who she ought to be. I don't want to waste her time or put her through a tumult that won't profit in the end. Religion comes between us again, the main reason we broke up. I'm not so easily swindled by the world's ideologies as I once was but I know I can't truly believe in the way she does, not would I honestly even want to (or feel that I ought to). Seeing her again breaks my heart and reminds me of what could have been, or maybe even what in all rights *ought* to have been. She is named after one of the Greek muses of comedy; she, unlike no other has shown me the truth of tragedy

Which books should I mention for woman like this to immediately swoon over me