Our host today, Corinne, lives in Detroit, Michigan where she teaches at Sampson Webber Leadership Academy in Detroit Public Schools Community District. She serves as a Transformative Engagement Lead at her site, presenting professional development for the staff. You can read her full prompt here.
Corinne inspires us to write two-voice poems, or poems in two perspectives. I have chosen a tricube for today’s two-voice poem, alternating voices in italics and unitalicized text.
Decisions
I doubt it…
I’m certain.
Let’s rethink.
I say yes.
I say wait.
Wait alone.
Cold feet stay.
Sure feet go.
Wait means no.
Common Threads 
Wow, I’m seeing the magic of a tricube that works with two voices! You have captured so much here. The give and take is great in the first two stanzas. Then the existential questions I think of in reading that last stanza. It makes me consider bravery and curiosity and wanting more!
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Thank you, Denise! It seems like sometimes decisions about which way to go require movement in a yes or no direction, and the standstill is still a no, I have figured. Thanks for always understanding and encouraging me.
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