The aubade is a dawn song expressing the regret of lovers parting at daybreak. The earliest European examples date from the end of the 12th century (the Provenc{cedil}al and German equivalents are ...

If the parting was due not to lack of love, but to unfavorable external circumstances, such as when the two lovers were married to other people, or there were difficulties at work or in raising ...

I would have a brown-eyed maiden driving once again. . . . It’s still here–Lovers Lane, St. Joseph–the tree-lined road celebrated by the 19th-Century poet Eugene Field. But Cupid doesn’t ...

Liner notes: Shannon Shaw channels teen-girl balladeers on this lament, though the topic—lovers parting in early morning—implies an adult perspective. Behind the music: Singer-bassist Shaw is ...

Lovers parting ways always promises some dramatic tension. These screenwriters made the most of it.

I recall a New Yorker cartoon that appeared years ago. Picture if you will: two or three animals are gathered in a sunlit forest. A cute rabbit looks up to a chirpy bird and asks, "Where were you when ...

Parting is such sweet sorrow That I shall say, Goodnight til the morrow. — Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet When lovers part ways to go to foreign climes, there is always a m ...

From parting to perfection—watch me braid my own hair with precision and patience. A must-watch for DIY hair lovers.