Relatives describe a heartbreaking, desolate search through some of the most terrifying organs of state power to try to find a trace of loved ones.
Today, the wall it used to call home is completely blank but shows a faint trace of Loving's design.
First broadcast on May 29 , 1958 it is about a couple attacked by a covert group that seeks to destroy all traces of love.
In any case, a list isn't made of commandments graven in stone but, rather (to quote some schmaltz of my childhood, from the Classics IV), of traces of love.
Now relatives scour it for traces of loved ones.
Attacks from Philip Pullman, who has slated the Narnia books not only as "reactionary" and Christian "propaganda", but as "blatantly racist", "monumentally disparaging of girls and women" and containing "not a trace of Christian love" – seem to have had minimal impact on either Tinseltown types or parents.
While some of the new songs clearly trace the wages of love and loss — "In These Arms," "Feeling the Pull" and "I Have Loved You Wrong" — there was no awkwardness or hesitation, just a palpable warmth.
The songs that interrupt the action, whether insinuatingly burlesque or urbanely forlorn, all trace a pattern of love as a disruptive if unavoidable force that informed most of Coward's work.
If you love a book so much that the sole outlet for your infatuation is to write your own book about it, should you leave rough traces of that love, or should scholarship smooth them over?
