/lit/ - Literature

>it's another stupid bait thread that's wildly off-topic

Remember to sage and report.

>>11569217
>board entirely devoted to the paranormal and the supernatural
>it's full of extremely credible/gullible people

I'll never understand why the state of /x/ surprises anyone. I mean, what did you expect?

>>11297468
Most of the reactionaries can't even pick themselves up, much less a weapon or pencil. And those that do arm up will be suppressed for hate crimes by the police. They can only fight with pen and paper, and i've never seen /pol/ write anything worth reading

>>10559369
>non-verbal cues
No one can be this stupid.

>>10283557
>muh culture just appears from nowhere and isn't linked to a people

>>10145027
>a triple ad hominem and no arguments
Good going, but back to /pol/ now, your lack of ability to critically engage in an argument makes you fundamentally boring

>>10139593

>>9793605
You need to work on your redaction, the rhyme scheme is wack and the way you aboard the theme is pretty clichéd. Don't hold back on lyricism, give me some more detail and imagery. I want to know what the fuck is going on in between his fingers and the brush, are splinters creeping throught his hands? Is the wind inside her lungs telling stories of solitude or is she just winded up from standing still? Up the ante, amigo.

Also check out Huidobro, I think his work could help you out.

(mfw when pensaste que nadie criticaría tu trabajo porque lo posteaste en español).

>the only word he can think of to describe a book is "comfy"

>>9384991
Did you even check that link? It sums up the entire essentials of the western canon from 2000 BC to the 20th century. I even linked you specifically to the 20th century page