/lit/ - Literature

I haven't written in a while, any recommendations for improvements?

He seeks to taste the divine through flesh,
Life as wheat and chaff ready to thresh.
The God in man finds victory clear
In his own beliefs, as a Saint sincere.
The sublimity of Divinity
- the modesty of Mortality.

>>21425426
>read all the Greeks
For once OP is based, godspeed
>>21428242
>what is late high school and college for $2000
>>21427238
Loeb's Greek Epic Fragments is a good resource for getting into earlier, non-Homeric Greek epic. Don't forget Callimachus and the Alexandrians as well (Loeb is a great resource for this as well)

>>21401193
Classical Languages, minor in Philosophy

>>16965866
No, Alexandrine meter was first used in the Middle Ages, originating in France. By Alexandrians I mean the poets of the Alexandria during the reign of the Ptolemies, poets such as Euphorion, Philitas of Cos, and especially Callimachus whose work is either entirely lost or only scant fragments are availible

post any and all things related to Greco-Roman /lit/, whether it be their philosophy, poetry, drama, etc. or on their languages and advice on learning them
questions of the thread: who is your favorite Classical author, what is your favorite Classical work, and which do you know better, Latin or Greek?
I'll start:
>Callimachus or Heraclitus
>The Aeneid
>Latin

What do guys think of Callimachus, the greatest Hellenistic poet?