/lit/ - Literature

What are some poems describing a beautiful woman?

>>17592647
This. Rei is the best trip /lit/ had

>>8958470
Beautiful description and impetus to leave

bye

I have seen the little party hat doodah more than once now, and I am obligated, for the sake of my mental well-being, to make this post the last one on this website. Goodbye, faggots, and best of luck for the future

>>8510712
The ancients were another species

Bye

>>8357379
if I'm a good enough cards player/psychologist I'll know exactly how you'll play your hand

(and I am, btw ;)

see ya later /lit/

thanks for shaping my mind in the worst and best ways possible, i'm out

:)

show me the money

>>7215081
>a retard
>Matisse

Heh

Anyone /psychundergrad/ here? What are you working towards?

It's for people who suffer from unhealthy expectations, and whose motivations are centred around unhealthy emotions (typically anxiety or dread)

I think the better slogan would be "be wary of your your expectations"

australia is probably the best place to live atm but it is boring af

we need to give australia a name on the cultural map m8s, 200yrs is long enough

here's a haphazard collection of art i've saved over the years
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/2m61mzmt333q1/art

Is there such a thing as political progress? It seems to me we're just doing the same old 'different' shit century after century

Dubs and I'm out

>>7085511
This

For a board that idolises Nietzsche as much as /lit/ does it's funny, almost pathetic, how blind they are to their own resentment

Git gud faggots

>>7075655
Words are just a mask for the emotions that come with social interaction. Its almost irrelevant what you say, your purpose in interacting with another person is far more important

People that are rusty or anxious in conversation should focus less on what they say and more on feeling comfortable. The easiest way to do this is create positive emotion in the other person who will, if they're socially competent, will do they same for you in turn. Conversation isn't a mechanical, prepared script kind of thing. Try to feel good with another person and the words will flow

>>7074020
You used to be so gentle butters, what happened?

>>7058522
Thanks but I'll walk

Goodbye friends

>Which author would you recommend to an intelligent young chap you met at the pub, but who unfortunately is on the wrong track in life (according to you)?
Der Einzige und sein Eigentum

>2. If a grill is reading a book at a café, subway, or similar, which title would make you most inclined to approaching her?
Poetry of any kind

>3. Who is your favourite film director, and optionally which of his films do you like most?
Cocteau, Orphee

>4. Who is your favourite artist or composer?
Leonardo

>5. What is your occupation and income bracket (income bracket N/A in the case of students)?
Student, barista, daytrader ~40k

>6. Which social class did you grow up in (income totally irrelevant)?
Middle class

>7. Do you read books again?
Novels no. Poetry yes

>8. Have you read The Bible?
Grew up in a pentecostal cult so yes, several times

>9. Have you read Capital?
No

>10. Have you read Infinite Meme?
3 chapters

>11. Did you start with the Greeks?
No

>12. Why not?
I was reading long before finding this shithole

>>7031487
Interesting stuff m8, keep trucking on

>>7023383
na books are better tbph

>>7016205
>tfw you have almost every privilege there is

>>6998934
Saved this thread for the french language recommendations, which i still have to get round to reading. very good thorough suggestions

>>/lit/thread/6960224