Tag: love and friendship

• Intimacies

  Andrew Whalan

  June 9, 2020

  Poetry

  love and friendship, Poetry, Poetry community, Relationships

• Love’s Rift

  Would I stand with the throng who fear love’s rift? Embraced by the crowd that desires love’s rush. I’d rather stand aside and hide my blush. Silently hope my path would meet love’s drift. For I have felt false love’s momentary lift. Desire its accomplice only seeks to crush, And destroy love’s seed in a […]

  Andrew Whalan

  March 19, 2018

  Poetry

  Love, love and friendship, Poetry, Sonnet

• Secrets by the Sea

  I always choose my words carefully Even more so as you listen to me But somehow silently now suddenly I see my secrets have drifted out to sea. I’m a witness as my thoughts unfurl My secret privacies untangle and uncurl Confidences once kept in fear by me Now freed soar high above the sea. […]

  Andrew Whalan

  September 12, 2017

  Poetry

  Listening, Love, love and friendship, Poetry

• You Call THIS Love

  Andrew Whalan

  March 25, 2017

  Fiction, Poetry

  art, love and friendship, Poetry, writing

• Movie Review : Love and Friendship

  Midway through watching this movie, I came to two realisations (and then some more). The first was had the purists been present they would have glared me down to stop me from laughing. For Jane Austen isn’t universally acknowledged as the provider of a wholesome laugh. While I do acknowledge there are many sophisticated, clever […]

  Andrew Whalan

  July 31, 2016

  Movie Review, Opinions-Editorial

  chloe sevigny, jane austen, kate beckinsale, lady susan, love and friendship, movie, movie review