Friday, December 14, 2018

Thursday, December 13, 2018

PAD Challenge 11-1 forgiveness


Making it Right

Like fragrance after rain, is a soul
who owns up to the wrong done,
makes it right as best as possible
and is in relationship once again.

Wednesday, December 12, 2018

PAD Challenge 10-3 teen


Changing Times

One time, on a school night
I wrecked my sled and
broke my glasses
and I had to go a whole day
at school with everything
looking like blurry blobs.
I looked down a lot
and most people
except for my friends
didn’t notice my shiner.
But Mr. Bryson
called me forward
for some reason.
I can’t remember why.
But I remember looking up
and I could see he wore
a strange expression.
He had this almost smile
but didn’t say anything.
Nowadays my parents
probably would have
received a phone call.

Tuesday, December 11, 2018

PAD Challenge 10-2 teen


Messenger

I was in chemistry class
when the bell rang
coincidently at the time
I asked for a bathroom pass.

Mr. Jones thought
I was getting the pass
to meet with my boyfriend.
He said, “Tell Drew I said hi.”

I couldn’t pass up the chance.
So, after I went to the restroom,
I walked into study hall,
found Drew and told him,

“Mr. Jones said hi.”
No one questioned me.
If they did, I would have said
that Mr. Jones had sent me.

Monday, December 10, 2018

PAD Challenge 10-1 teen


He Saw Me in Purple

I remember one year in high school,
purple was a popular color.
One boy noticed this
and was pointing out all the purple shirts.
I was wearing purple that day.
He pointed to me, “There’s another one.”
I was surprised he saw me.
People normally didn’t.
I was noticed for wearing a purple shirt.
Just a fluke.

Sunday, December 9, 2018

PAD Challenge 9-3 Burn


Burn Out

Life’s plate piles ridiculously high
Teeters as it reaches the sky
Without a doubt
You’ll burn out
If you soon don’t prioritize

Saturday, December 8, 2018

PAD Challenge 9-2 Burn



Burning Acres

No hurricanes here
Tornadoes are rare
Snowstorms, we can wait out

But here in southwest Colorado
where we get about 13 inches of rain each year,
you better not drop a match.