A Winter Walk

It was a sunny day when Miss Rose went for a quick visit to her loved one. They've been doing this routine for about a year. Each time they saw each other, it was as if they fell in love for the first time. Each walk she had was delightful. It was summer all year round; the sun was always out, people greeted her with joy, and  the tress were full and green. As time passed, the season started to change for the first time and so did their love. The routine was getting old. Her walks didn't seem so amusing to her anymore. Suddenly, winter arrived and everything seemed dead to her. No one would greet her, and would seem like ghost, haunting her every move, but at the same time avoided her. The would tree would stare at her as she passed by. Before she got to her loved one, he had met her half way. She knew it was time, but didn't expect him to catch up to her. He then said, " Our journey is over my dear. We have completed our mission, learned our lessons, and have grown from this experience." She felt her surroundings getting colder and darker as he spoke, but the time he was finished it was summer again. She nodded, and walked away without a word. She was at peace and so was he.

Kings of Leon

 I chose this song not only because its a great one by a very good band, but it also holds a lot of meaning in their lyrics. Although this songs states "You call that a pick up truck?" it really means the girl of his dreams can do better. This song main sound is rhyming in every other line and tells a simple story that holds other meanings of his feelings for her.
(1st Verse)
Walk you home to see, where your livin' around, and I know this place
Pour yourself on me, And you know I'm the one, that you won't forget

(2nd Verse)
And in your denim eyes, I see something's awry, and I see you're weak
When he comes around, see your fixin' to shine, and my face won't speak

(Chorus)
Hate to be so emotional
I didn't aim to get physical
But when he pulled in and revved it up
I said, 'you call that a pick up truck?'
And in the moonlight I throwed him down
Kickin' screamin' & rolling around
A little piece of a bloody tooth
Just so you know I was thinking of you
Just so you know ohhhhh

(3rd Verse)
Tremblin' misery, and as cold as a hole
I hug your bones and skin, cracklin' woods gone white, and my eyes swoll up now
I can see the light

(Chorus)
Hate to be so emotional
I didn't aim to get physical
But when he pulled in and revved it up
I said, 'you call that a pick up truck?'
And in the moonlight I throwed him down
Kickin' screamin' & rolling around
A little piece of a bloody tooth
Just so you know I was thinking of you
Just so you know ohhhhh

Poem

Hidden Potential by Amber Rhoden
I chose this poem because it shows someone's inner thoughts on how she is not sure in what she wants, but at the same time showing the world that she does.

Metaphor & I have been Berenger...

Drowning is a spaceman with no helmet.
Drowning is no escape on a sinking ship.

I have been Berenger when I've been shown a heartbreak can change everyone and everything at anytime.