how do I Increase my vocabulary to a level where I can efortlessy write esoteric lyrics? What should I read?

>efortlessy

Not a thing.

Read more esoteric things. Or refer to things that arent in popular lit, or offline that are barely discussed online at all. Test your keywords on a search engine and so how obscure they really are. Ive seen some phrases turn up 1 to 0 hits sometimes.

Early modern English poetry along with a dictionary and thesaurus. If prose is more your style Love Letters by Shaun Locke has some pretty dense diction. Also look into automatic writing if you want to "effortlessly" write esoteric shit once you have the vocab level you desire.

Actually work the systems and penetrate the mysteries. I'd consider death grips more esoteric, Cedric uses a lot of phrases that sound good and make for nice imagery that don't have shit to do with shit.

AND IM RUNNING AWAAAYYYYYYYYYYYY

>>21924989 (OP)

By reading outside of your comfort zone and actively applying what you've learned. That's how Aesop Rock did it.

>>21924989 (OP)

Don't bother unless you want to sound edgy and erudite like calling people hylic instead of just materialist like most people here do.

>>21924989 (OP)

Go through a dictionary with a highlighter

>>21924989 (OP)

>Cedric: Dune stan, Isis Unveiled (Blavatsky), Dianetics (former Scientologist GF)

>Omar: Jodoworsky (camped outside his house in France for a day), Pessoa

^From what I recall of interview material. 



>21916569

>There are many reasons. Firstly, English is both a Germanic and a Latin language, those two registers. For example, for any idea you take you have two words: Those words do not mean exactly the same. For example, lf I say regal, it’s not exactly the same thing as saying "kingly." Or if I say "fraternal," it's not saying the same as "brotherly," or "dark" and "obscure." Those words are different. It would make all the difference, speaking, for example, of the Holy Spirit--it would make all the difference in the world in a poem if I wrote about the Holy Spirit or I wrote "the Holy Ghost," since "ghost" is a fine, dark Saxon word, when "spirit" is a light Latin word. And then there is another reason.

>The reason is that I think that of all languages, English is the most physical of all languages. You can, for example, say, "He loomed over." You can't very well say that in Spanish. 

Being conscious of this. Probably Gene Wolf per Cedric's Dune influence, following Wolfe's Greek &amp; Latin neologisming. 



>Aesop Rock

Good example. 



>death grips more esoteric

More noided more bueno



Mining earlier English forms is the way forward in general.



>Actually work the systems and penetrate the mysteries

This. Be idiosyncratic.



>a lot of phrases that sound good and make for nice imagery that don't have shit to do with shit

Surreal painters &amp; filmmakers are big influences; try their literary equivalents.Check out Emma Ruth Rundle &amp; Thou's May Our Chambers Be Full. Frances cover art vibe. Different genre, but it's capturing a shade of what you're asking

>>21924989 (OP)

I think what you're looking for is demonic possession, which was literally what happened with those guys.

>>21924989 (OP)

is this LMFAO

these guys just ripped off the fall

listen to prole art threat

>party rockers in the house tonight

what did he mean by this?

Just allow Marc Bolan to possess your spirit and you'll have already read Brecht and several car manuals

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMfjA4gyEcU [Embed]
