Bio for 2020
Raised in a small river town in Eastern Kentucky, Morgan Evans fought hard to overcome the obstacles that face too many young Kentuckians: poverty, misunderstood mental illness, and a pattern of generational abuse that writhes beneath the picturesque surface of rural Appalachia. At 18, Morgan left an abusive home to create a new life. She graduated from Morehead State University and has become a successful painter, writer, and business owner.
Reason for signing up:
An artistic outlet for summer!
Poems Submitted This Year:
- June 01, 2020 It looks like chaos
- June 02, 2020 It's Always Been Time
- June 03, 2020 Old English Letters
- June 04, 2020 What Would Be so Wrong With Requiring Police to Have a Four-Year Degree?
- June 05, 2020 Silence Is a Killer
- June 06, 2020 Not the Time
- June 07, 2020 Purple Bubble Gum
- June 08, 2020 No Justice, No Peace
- June 09, 2020 Values
- June 10, 2020 Dirty Library Kid
- June 11, 2020 Severe Winds
- June 12, 2020 Burn Your Hatred
- June 13, 2020 Intrusive Past
- June 14, 2020 Statues
- June 15, 2020 Bisexual
- June 16, 2020 June 2020
- June 17, 2020 A Prayer From the Headlines
- June 18, 2020 Murky Hours
- June 19, 2020 What About Charged??
- June 20, 2020 I’m Going to Pass
- June 21, 2020 Dry Rot
- June 22, 2020 How Does He Get Away With That?
- June 23, 2020 They Deserve No Honor
- June 24, 2020 Trust Issues
- June 25, 2020 Sawdust
- June 26, 2020 Bolts and Washers
- June 27, 2020 Could Permanently Damage
- June 28, 2020 It’s a Trap
- June 29, 2020 Smith Corona Electra 120
- June 30, 2020 So I’ll Dial
Badges
Participated in the 2020 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
Participated in the 2021 Lexington Poetry Month Writing Challenge
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