What are you looking for in a relationship? Literally anything. I am so lonely To be left alone Enemies to friends to lovers Something casual
we’re drinking strawberry flavoured wine out of red solo cups and I can’t help but notice the hair you move out of her face, she’s
January 18th, 1626 Your majesty, I have arrived at the fort as you commanded. This old castle is in need of some desperate repairs if
it’s a quiet morning. i glance at the sink. it’s full, of course. maybe someone else will do it, i think. but i’m still awake,
The faint sound of a closing door pulled the receptionist from her book. In front of her stood a tall young man, holding a tray
In the years 1980-1981 Daniel Johnston recorded his debut album, Songs of Pain. “Grievances” sets the tone for the album, fuzzy, lo-fi production with Johnston’s
Snow tires trudge through grey slush as headlights interrogate the blizzard that has murdered the warmth of the sun and my shadow melts through the
I walked him to St. George station. He doesn’t like public displays of affection, but this time he closed the gap when I leaned in
Apologies in advance my dear reader. This is a poorly-organised, selfish essay written by me, (mostly) for me as I try to unsatisfactorily explain why
I treat fall music like a competitive sport. The atmosphere of fall is a vibe like no other, and my attempt to capture that sensation
Below. I float forth, Aimlessly through the dark. Night is a cloak, night is indifferent, But you hide during the day. Where in the lights
Circa 2008, a small version of me sat nestled in my room accompanied by my favourite stuffed dog – Rosie – named after the blush
I find myself back here again. Frankly, I can’t seem to keep myself away from what has become my home away from home. I look
The traveller’s feet dragged at a steady pace along the silver sands. Reaching one hand out, they pulled themselves over the rocky shelf that blocked
This Fall semester, Innis College is excited to say “Ello!” to its newest international student from across the pond, David Davies! Innis College was Davies’
In the diaries entries I wrote growing up, it was customary to include—alongside the date and day of the week—the weather. Today, it is overcast.
I woke at midnight from a pleasant dream Where I was not myself in all but mind; When, grafted to a far more fruitful tree,
“Breaking news! Studies show that the new ‘fifth’ season of the year may be the worst effect of climate change yet! Is the end near?”
Rolling Into April By: Neruka Joseph Never before had he thought of Going dancing along a London bridge To prove to his lover that he
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