Is literature as an expression over?

[Anonymous No.18796098]

In the beginning of the last century we came to the realization that beauty and sincerity are pathetic and that opportunism and might are superior since they are where power lies in. The problem is that the same people didn't realize that decentralized power would make everyone a target and now that they came to the realization that their sins are unforgivable they are just waiting for the fall. There is nothing to write for, nothing is sacred and pure and thus it's time to perish will come sooner or later. It was intended to be this way and there is nothing that could stop it since that's just it's logical conclusion.

[Anonymous No.18796105]

>>18796098
>In the beginning of the last century we came to the realization that beauty and sincerity are pathetic and that opportunism and might are superior since they are where power lies in.
>The problem is that the same people didn't realize that decentralized power would make everyone a target and now that they came to the realization that their sins are unforgivable they are just waiting for the fall.
>There is nothing to write for, nothing is sacred and pure and thus it's time to perish will come sooner or later.
>It was intended to be this way and there is nothing that could stop it since that's just it's logical conclusion.
>since that's just it's logical conclusion.
>it's logical conclusion

[Anonymous No.18796111]

>>18796105
It's understandable, you're still green and probably don't even read to understand the references. Many such cases...

[Anonymous No.18796113]

>>18796098
>There is nothing to write for
Sure, I like reading so there is one thing to write for

[Anonymous No.18796218]

It depends what literature is to you. If you’re an appreciator of the sort of literature than modernism drove a knife into and which post-modernism buried then yes it’s over. If you’re not, it’s not.

[Anonymous No.18796233]

God is real and Christ is risen, so everything is sacred.