“May” by Aleena Bukhari
“May” represents the renewal of lust and curiosity that spring uncovers.
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Poetry
“In the Light” by Dominique Panko
Dominique is interested in how we communicate the indescribable pain, beauty and love in human existence.
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“Carbon Date Me?” by Erin White
In “Carbon Date Me?” Erin integrates foundational geological concepts with a contemplation of the relationship between past devotions and the present self.
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“A Soft Love” by Delane Just
“A Soft Love” is a poem written about a slow moment, of realizing that one is still just as in love with someone as the first time they said, “I love you.”
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“Theoretical Questions” by Jordan Wellsch
Jordan is the Undergraduate Editor-in-Chief for the University of Saskatchewan Undergraduate Research Journal, a peer reviewed and open access journal.
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“If You Could Write Love Letters to the Bottle” by Jenna Roesch
“If You Could Write Love Letters to the Bottle” was written in the midst of heartache and with a first-hand perspective on addiction destroying a relationship.
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“Untitled” by Christina McRorie
This piece is about an afterimage, seeing and being seen, and it leaving a bad taste in the mouth.
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“My Heart is a Stone” by L.K. Cunningham
L.K. Cunningham writes poetry encompassing themes of nature, love and other emotions.
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“Reflection on Bittersweet Memories from the Banks of the Saskatchewan River” by Elliot Dillabough
Elliot wrote this poem while reflecting on love on the banks of the Saskatchewan river.
“On Hurried Parting and Harried Passing” by Christina McRorie
This a pandemic memory of love, lost before it could ever be exhausted, and a call to take nothing for granted.
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