/lit/ - Literature

This. Is simple but nice.

Borges. Of course, even if I'm not a big fan, He deserves de honor.

>>18233178
Not to annoy.
If I'm very curious may I will try to see the covers so I know what book it is.

>>People saying You will never ever fuck again if You are bald...

>>18233531
Rlly?

I met her in the first semester. From the first moment I had liked her. She was nice, funny, sweet and smart. She was different from other girls (She was!), and so at first I had no idea what I should do about it. Yes, I liked her.
One night She came to my room on campus, We had agreed to work together on a project. I got up early to clean my room, it smelled like mess. Whoever says you can't smell mess, has no idea. The mess smells like pizza and dirty sneakers. I put everything in its place, washed my used clothes, cleaned the floor, changed sheets, and EVEN wiped my Internet history. Nothing illegal: video games, porn and 4chan. I was nervous and happy. When She arrived, We got down to work with the project. We also order pizza. At some point in the night We just relaxed, the project was almost done. We started talking and, between conversation and conversation, something happened. Suddenly I leaned closer, looked into her eyes and kissed her. I noticed that She got a little nervous, there was sadness in her eyes, but I didn't notice rejection the moment I kissed her. I caressed her and insisted with another kiss. This time She responded with passion. However, there was something that was bothering her. When things started to get spicier, and my pants were about to fly to the other side of the room, She asked me to stop. I watched her somewhat confused (but not less enthusiastic) taking off her clothes. Finally, with a hint of sadness in her voice, She said "This is me." Honestly, at this point I didn't know what to say, I felt moved as well as annoyed: why was She doing that? Or rather, why was She doing that to herself? I mean, I always knew, I knew She was different, I didn't care. So I told her bluntly, I told her She was beautiful, because yes, She was. In my eyes she was Venus, naked.

>>18231571

>>18232108
Is it possible to buy that? Is it on sell in Occident?

"El extranjero" de Albert Camus

>>18225389
Thanks to "The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket" by Poe.

Poe and King

>>18215038

Should I create a personal goal of books to read in a certain number of months?

That bitch barely can still pay Internet

That bitch barely can still pay Internet

>>18219611
Thanks!!

>>18218673
Family, friends, games, food, somenthing nice to drink, music, pray, poetry.

>>18213207
How can I get those books? I'm curious. English is not my native language but it will be a nice training too.

>>18218448
>>Comic book stores

I am in.

>>18216678
I think You got the wrong forum.

>>18216869
When You say that it is your "last year", please tell me that You are not a teenager !!! My humble recommendation is that: 1- If You're an adult (+18 and if You are over 21 better) do not write a poem. It is something very noble and sweet, but for a first approach it can be strange. It is better that You invite her to have something or something like that and talk appropriately about your interest. The poems can come later, when You are already in a relationship with her, if She likes those gestures. 2- If You are a high school boy, my advice is that You don't tell her what You feel. It may be a problem for her. It is a very serious thing that can happen if things are misunderstood. I advise You that, if it is not really a question of hormones and You appreciate her a lot, and therefore You want to say something to her, do it without the love component. As someone who is studying to be a professor, I think She could greatly appreciate having a student tell her how much He enjoyed or was inspired by a class or a whole course. Let her know that She is significant, but as a teacher. It will most probably makes her happy. It is my little advice, which is not such, it is rather a possibility that I help You visualize.

Guy de Maupassant.

Margaret Atwood? Interesting. I didn't know She was that much known.

>>18108429
If You truly need the opinion of all these retarded anons about what You read, yes You are.