>"Erect-angled, the F104, a sharp silver phallus, pointed into the sky. Solitary, spermatozoon-like, I was installed within. Soon, I should know how the spermatozoon felt at the instant of ejaculation."
What did you even get out of this?
Why tf do you guys like this so much?
Jackson Turner
Matthew Richardson
reading japcel books
Oliver Cook
you were triggered by the semen poetry because you're closeted
Josiah Peterson
UGH
Kayden Mitchell
Mishima was an unusual case. On the one hand, he was everything that we hate: effete, homosexual, and intellectual. On the other hand, he woke up like a literary Neo, awakened to his own crapulence and, through his own volition, became a right-wing, bodybuilding warlord who wrote his will in blood on the canvas of cowardly, materialistic post-war Japanese society.
Alexander Richardson
What book is this from?
Oliver Wilson
It's a wonderful comparison, just lovely prose and the picture it creates in your mind is hilarious. Very imaginative.
Oliver White
If the F104 doesn't get you at least a little chubbed, then you may not be masculine at all.
Carson Ramirez
you answered you own question
Aiden Hughes
>reading boomer fedposting
Cooper Richardson
Well put, but I argue that a classically minded homo is more virtuous than an ostensibly hetero basedboy. One perfecta himself, learns, has children, produces great things, inspires others. The other takes and takes and the only thing it can put forth is spite and sneering at its own reflection.
Aiden King
homosexuality is the mark of kings, philosophers, and poets
Cameron Davis
Not Sun and Steel, probably one of his other novels
Landon Diaz
>Neo
PLEASE kill yourself
Ryder Collins
Imagine reading the translations, read the originals or don't bother
Joshua James
Im reading it right now and it does seem a bit self-fellating with all the excessive poetry stuff though that might be a translational issue
Charles Diaz
It's a /lit/ meme book, they fell for the meme
Asher Cox
ok bro
Jack Clark
For this quote
Connor Reed
well yeah it has some nice paragraphs.
>As many people must have experienced for themselves, the greater the accuracy of a blow from a boxing glove or a fencing sword, the more it is felt as a counterblow rather than as a direct assault on the opponent’s person. One’s own blow, one’s own strength, creates a kind of hollow. A blow is successful if, at that instant, the opponent’s body fits into that hollow in space and assumes a form precisely identical with it.
Jordan Rogers
>Any Forums bates effete homosexuals
Hahahahahaha
Isaac Stewart
It's from Spring Snow. Great book.