/lit/ - Literature

>>16031214
You're obviously not an atheist. Stop LARPing and go to a High Anglican church. The only guiding principle that true atheists need is the beauty of the natural world.

>>15963405
Surprise buttsex. I got the idea from Autobiography of a Flea when I was young and impressionable, and tried it out on my innocent girlfriend. It received mixed reviews: I loved it, she didn't.

>>15023806
No, that's just your sex life. Everything else is real.

>>14883115
Uh huh. I still don't care, anon. My specialty is literature, not math. Ask a math teacher to discuss the symbolism in Master & Margarita and see how much enthusiasm you get.

>>14814392
You got me, anon. I'd better go get work done: these debates have no end--so here's my ex's end instead, from long ago.

>>11064936
Probably. What does make you feel something when you read it, exactly? What novels move you?

>postmodernism is a symptom of nihilism
I'm not even going to bother.

OP, you have just ruined my entire life. Aside from asses, I have nothing left to believe in any more.

>>8932822
Neither can I, thankfully. But why would you want to try? Will the local Christians not let you join in their little Christian games? Enjoy life and your girlfriends' asses, and die calmly.

>>8805798
He explained it: because Beatrice, a redeemed soul straight from the Empyrean, cared about saving Dante's soul so much that she left the perfect contemplation of God's face and descended into Hell itself to find the one man Dante respected most, living or dead, and entreated him to help save Dante's soul. Virgil, who of course died before Christ and can never pass through the fire atop Purgatory to Eden, let alone proceed to Heaven, is still the noblest of the pagan souls in Limbo. He leaves the Hall of Kings and helps Dante like a loving stern father because:
1. A blessed lady asked him to.
2. He respects Dante as a poet (the new greatest voice of his beloved Italy) and wants him to win the salvation Virgil can never have (as he died shortly before Christ came).
3. He gets to go see Purgatory, and take a vacation from Limbo.
4. Beatrice has an ass like my ex.

I deal with it by not giving a shit. I should be scared of finally getting some rest? I've had some good times.

Look fine to me. Nice range, no YA/Shades of shit stuff. If she does anal, keep her around.

Anais Nin.
And damn you, /lit/, for making me remember my ex's wonderful ass.

>>6850392
Sounds a bit like Jane Yolen's The Pit Dragon Trilogy. And that photo looks like a collage, but yes, ripples do subside.

Prevernal (in early spring); vernal (in late spring); aestival (in the early summer); serotinal (in late summer); autumnal (in the autumn); and hibernal (in the winter).