Tag: poetry
Adverse Camber: Bends in the Road
Poetry Showcase: Simon Rennie’s Adverse Camber
This spring, Simon Rennie releases his third poetry collection Adverse Camber. Our Arts and Lit Editor, Zach Mayford, attended...
The Art of Instagram
Instagram is one of the most popular social media apps used to either show to your friends what you’re
currently doing with your life or...
Big Money and The Arts
The Booker Prize Foundation has lost a £1.6 million sponsorship deal with London-based hedge fund managers, The Man Group. Despite the Foundation’s grace under...
Live Review: Hobo Johnson & the Lovemakers @ Bristol O2
Bristol is the waviest city in England, and home to a large portion of its freaks. On Saturday 22 January, every single beautiful one,...
The air it breathes of candles burned
The air it breathes of candles burned,
Of crimson gold and tinselled dew,
Where’er I walk the scent it soothes
My crystal flakes like snow unturned.
We...
Sleep
A comfy bed, a weary head;
The sheets drip golden lead
Into the morning dew,
Covering darkness with luscious hue.
The wind in my eyes, soaring through skies,
As...
University Island
Dedicated to Mariam, Eloise, Chloe, and Erin
Floating in uncharted waters
After this voyage of many years,
Waves of faces overwhelm my eyes
But their smiles evaporate my...
A Haiku encapsulating Exam Stress
A page sits, half-scrawled
with ink; the slight silence plays
host to a haiku.
Paper Hearts and Holograms: An Interview with Hunter and the Bear’s...
With the release of their latest album Paper Heart earlier this year, Hunter and the Bear have taken the UK by storm; from their...
Prose Poetry: No rhyme nor reason
Prose poetry or poetic prose? It would be wrong to strictly say that prose cannot be as poetic and contemplative of language as poetry...
