/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.10851765]

>"So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past."
name a better ending quote, I dare you

protip: there isn't one

[Anonymous No.10851778]

>In time, we went to the lower bunk and he fucked me in every position he and I could get into as the trained raced through Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Maryland as it steamed into Washington, D.C. And I swear that the train hit its whistle every time either Rex or I achieved an ejaculation.
>And it all suited me just fine.

[Anonymous No.10852519]

>Who knows, but that, on he lower frequencies, I speak for you?

[Anonymous No.10852560]

>>10851765
Simple:
>----- It is as hairy as I am; said Obadiah ----- Obadiah had not shaved for three weeks ----- Wheu - - u - - - - u - - - - - - - - - cried my father; beginning the sentence with an exclamatory whistle ---- and so, brother Toby, this poor Bull of mine, who is as good a Bull as ever p----ss'd, and might have done for Europa herself in purer times ---- had he but two legs less, might have been driven into Doctors Commons and lost his character ---- which to a Town Bull, brother Toby, is the very same thing as life -----
>L--d! said my mother, what is this story all about?----
>A COCK and a BULL, said Yorick ----- And one of the best of its kind, I ever heard.

[Anonymous No.10852569]

>>10851765
>protip
back to r e d d i t. I'll bet you suck on a bunch of pro tips with that kinda language.

[Anonymous No.10852570]

>seeing this widower, so dignified, overcoming his despair, i realised that order eventually re-establishes itself around us, hadn't i discovered that marthe died calling out to me, and that my son would have a decent life?

[Anonymous No.10852575]

Agreed, OP. I've yet to hear one myself.

Luckily, my fiction days are over, so I'll leave this thread to you nerds
*whips cape around body and exits*