/lit/ - Literature

I'm so obsessed with this image. I pretend that this picture is my gf

I barely know this who this is yet I'm so captivated by this particular image. Almost makes me feel that those eyes are incapable of evil.

Recommend me some books that heavily feature 19th century British maritime traditions

>>15334490
https://youtu.be/4fSL8lXSPqc

I need qt norf gf with huge grey eyes so much it hurts....

https://youtu.be/4fSL8lXSPqc

How do you describe grey eyes?

>>15132019
god how do I get norf gf like this

>>14930560
>>14931024
https://youtu.be/4fSL8lXSPqc

>>14885536
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fSL8lXSPqc

>tfw no norf gf

Describe this image and the girl's appearance with your best prose.

>>14787684
No, they obviously smell like perfume if at all

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fSL8lXSPqc

>>14759844
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OdRDC29hTtg

>tfw no norf gf :(

This was my first ever try of literary/fictional writing. Picture for context.

I looked and found myself somewhere else. They say earth used to be covered by water -- and so was this place. On this magnificent little globe, I found myself standing. I looked above and it was white. "A change of scenery doesn't hurt", I thought. "My dark nights now shine bright!" I looked below and saw the core. "A black dreary little core. Why do appearances always deceive?" I was let down once again, and dark feelings were beget. "But wait, there is something else!" I looked harder and I saw an inner core hiding there. "Light: The innermost essence of all things." Now I was overjoyed. "Not everything is glum!" Of this light I drank; Intoxicated I became. In my bliss, I picked up the oars. "Row, now. It's time to row! If there is an America on this globe, I will become Columbus!" And so I rowed and rowed and rowed -- and there was the land! But alas, Mother Nature herself was against it. She pushed me back when with a gentle smile she said: "I can feel your attention slipping..."

Last thread was removed before I could post my reply. Please keep in mind describing muses is a literary exercise and therefore completely on topic. If that isn't good enough then:

>book for this feel?

Describe her eyes
>Her eyes were grey as the starlit evening

>>14671271
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fSL8lXSPqc

>tfw no norf gf

>>14629059
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fSL8lXSPqc

>tfw no norf gf

>>14517468
Gay. Imagine just landing a fat one on her finely crafted visage when you're upset... now, THAT is heaven.