hannah irelan
just another sad poet.
trying in spite of myself to rank all 12 songs off of "Fine Line"
So, I’ve waited this long to write an article like this because it’s taken me this long to even begin to make a final ranking of Harry Styles’s most recent album, “Fine Line,” released December 13th on 2019. Let’s be completely clear: it’s taken me over a year to determine my final ranking of this masterpiece, so consider yourselves lucky that you’re even getting this much out of me.
hannah irelanPublished 2 months ago in Beat
to the boy who made me feel impossible to love
To the boy who broke my heart for the first time, To the boy who still lingers in my mind like an ocean wave that comes and goes,
hannah irelanPublished 10 months ago in Humans
10 things I promise myself in 2020, inspired by harry styles
2019 was probably the hardest year I’ve lived through in a long time, not going to lie. I learned a lot about myself. I learned that I could be taken down by something as simple as a sentence. I learned that I could have the courage to admit that I wasn’t okay. I learned that people are temporary, and no matter how much you wish them into permanence, it doesn’t always work out that way. But undoubtedly, the most important lesson I learned was that home could be a person, and I found that home in a young man from Holmes Chapel, England, named Harry Styles.
hannah irelanPublished 10 months ago in Motivation
tastes like strawberries and sounds like diversity and empowerment: a watermelon sugar review.
this video is dedicated to touching. Skinny jeans. Band tees. Chelsea boots. That was the Harry of the past. That was the Harry of times long over. The Harry of today, well, that’s a keeper, for sure.
hannah irelanPublished 10 months ago in Beat
All the Things I Said to Myself While Listening to 'Fine Line' for the First Time
Harry Styles’ album came out at midnight today! (I never use exclamation points; can you sense my excitement?) Honestly, after listening to it for the first time, I can honestly say that there’s nothing in the world that I love more than this album right now.
hannah irelanPublished about a year ago in Beat
The Best One Direction Solo Era Playlist Created by Yours Truly
Just as a warning before we get started: It will be a miracle if I don’t list every single solo song from every single member of the band, but I’m going to attempt to practice a little self control and only list the songs that I listen to religiously and/or think are the top of the chain for that particular artist. With all that being said, and now that you are perfectly aware that this could be the most extensive playlist ever created, let’s get to it.
hannah irelanPublished about a year ago in Beat
A Comprehensive List of What I'm Expecting from Harry's New Album
A reinvented Styles At 17 years old, Harry was a part of a One Direction made for TV documentary where he sat crying, wishing he could fit in and not be judged. Now, at 25, we are gifted with a rocker who has thrown societal norms aside, and is living life as comfortable as he should’ve since the start. He’s happy and undoubtedly comfortable in his skin like he deserved to have been from the very beginning.
hannah irelanPublished about a year ago in Beat
Thanks to You, Louis, I Made It
I’m a 20-year-old, full-time student and elementary school teacher’s aide. I am both driven and hardworking, stubborn and hellbent, but there’s one adjective that I never thought I’d use to describe myself, and that is “struggling.” I’m not particularly a fan of the word. For the majority of my life, at least up until I decided to change it for myself, “struggling” meant that I was failing. It meant that I wasn’t doing what I needed to do to be the best version of myself. It wasn’t until a full breakdown finally drilled something in me that I needed to know all along—a struggle doesn’t mean failure; it’s an opportunity for undeniable growth.
hannah irelanPublished about a year ago in Beat
