Lost in Memories by MEERAH
Lost in Memories depicts a woman trapped in the memories of her life and partner.
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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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“Smoke Gets in Your Eyes” by Sarah Davidson
“Smoke Gets in Your Eyes” is a short story that presents the struggle of a woman attempting to balance and heal a broken relationship with her family after committing to a life with her girlfriend.
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“What is Love?” by Hannah Tran
What’s left to say about the most popular theme in the world?
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“Meditations on the Hyacinth” by cee
“Meditations on the Hyacinth” is a reflection on the humanity of the gods, their love, jealousy and transformation.
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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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My Heart’s Still Beating by Olivia Kerslake
My Heart’s Still Beating reflects the feeling one gets after a breakup.
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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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