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In this poem, Lochhead describes a romantic relationship that seems to have reached a crossroads.

In this poem, Lochhead reveals the uncomfortable rivalry that can often exist between a mother and her son’s partner.

In this poem, Lochhead revisits three especially memorable New Year's Eves to explore the relationship between past and present.

In this poem, Lochhead exposes some of the negative aspects of certain female friendships.

In the poem, Lochhead explores memory and identity by recalling staying overnight in the boyhood room of a boyfriend while visiting his mother for the first time. She looks at the the things in the room and wonders how she will fit into this life.

In this poem, Liz Lochhead considers childhood, fear of the unknown, and the nature of evil in the world.