Tag: teenagers

• Seventeen

  Glossy pages flip. My breath, in this place, steadies. How I’ve missed this bliss.

  G. Pearson

  February 17, 2023

  Writing

  17, creative nonfiction, daily writing, haiku, life lessons, magazines, Micro Poetry, Poem Of The Day, Poetry, seventeen, short story, teenagers, Writing

• May 12, 2014

  “During midnight skies, I watch the moon fall out of love with the stars.” – Unknown Like a painting, I was unfinished. And you like to start projects, but not ever complete them. Until my frontal lobes developed–until I was a fully completed sculpture, I could not finish this poem. Confusion of that time stuck…

  G. Pearson

  April 29, 2022

  creative nonfiction, Poetry, Writing

  anatomy, biology, brain development, creative nonfiction, Daily Poetry, daily writing, frontal lobes, life lessons, life of a writer, love, neurology, Poem Of The Day, Poetry, psychology, short story, teenage brain, teenagers, Writing