Stop Me If You’ve Heard This One Before: Week 1
"Rufus' second column of the term looks at the poem Spring by Gerard Manley Hopkins."
‘[I]n spring the soil swells’: Poetry’s favourite season through the ages
Spring has been extolled in poetry perhaps more than any other season. Since antiquity, poets have associated spring with growth and celebration making their poems are a joy to read this time of year.
On my white window ledge
'Now I see them yield to the light, papery and, with old age, translucent.'
On the relation between Autumn and Spring
The days of Spring are Autumn’s accoladeFor that it can enjoy them, unadornedWith the cloak of sparrows or with the skirt of maize,Preserving each...
A round-up of spring 2019 beauty trends
‘Florals? For Spring? Ground-breaking.’ (Opening a fashion article with that quote? Ground-breaking.) Except, Miranda Priestly’s eviscerating dismissal (coupled with a withering stare) is perhaps...
The return of Rodarte
Exploring the subversive femininity of Rodarte and Molly Goddard
Playlist: Sounds of Spring
Celebrate new life with this new playlist
Playlist: Hottest Tracks of the Month
These are the songs that have lit up March, making us ready to spring into Easter.
SPRING PRINTS
This week, Anoushka styled Ebere in colourful prints for some vibrant spring inspiration to lift you out of any January gloom
