Written by and starring Sheanna Parker Russon, No Love Songs for Lady Basses tells the story of a singer who…
Browsing: love
Unfortunately the aforementioned ‘situationship’ has been on the rise, and I don’t think it’s going anywhere… at least for a while.
Directed by Rose Glass, Love Lies Bleeding, despite its crime thriller labelling and the copious amounts of violence, is at its core a love story.
Your footsteps gone, grass spry before I could ask,
Hold my hand, just this once…
From an ancient banquet to contemporary Athens where reincarnated lovers find each other amidst chaos, a poignant reminder is evoked, love was, and still is a force that transcends the boundaries of time and space.
Though it is wise to keep an open-mind, there are times we should live in the warmth around us.
Poetry has this capacity to describe the contradictory impulses and parts of our identity that don’t make sense, and publications like Hermes enable students to hear that from each other, where otherwise they may not.
“If I had just been a better child, less of a troublemaker in school, less of a problem child, would she be whole? … I broke my mum.”
To put it simply, family stories fascinate me. I always want to know about people and their pasts, how they spend time with their family, how their family sees them, and about what families can teach us.
I had my first kiss beneath one of these winged stairwells. I learned how to love here. Guided by this passion and chaos, I learned to love here.
