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HDFS Spring 2022 Newsletter
Annual spring newsletter created by the Human Development and Family Science Department. Student, faculty, and alumni updates
Education on Boyer 4th Newsletter - April 2022
Education on Boyer 4th is the newsletter for the Messiah University Department of Education. The newsletter consists of articles written by faculty, profiles highlighting faculty, current students, and alumni, Photos from the Field, a student devotional, and more! The newsletter is put out monthly
About the Peregrine Review
About the Peregrine Review.
The Peregrine Review is Messiah University’s literary magazine, designed, edited, and written by undergraduate students. The magazine consisting of works of art from prose and poetry to art and photography. Dedicated to showcasing the voices of our community, The Peregrine Review is open to all students, faculty, and staff for submission
West of Cleveland County
Photo of a shack on the outskirts of woods. Trees frame the photograph, with light filtering through the leaves
Tiny, Empty Shoes
The tiny, empty shoes are hidden deep
within the closet’s corner, far from view.
But they linger in my dreams when I sleep-
ask who you would have been if you had grew.
My child, I can see you run around
when I close my eyes on this warm morning
Maple Grove
We hide you from the sun beaming down,
burning the soil where it touches.
It offers light, but that light hurts your eyes.
Sometimes you prefer the darkness of the forest.
The sun gives warmth, but you like to shiver
My Back-Up
While the threatening fire flashed before me,
She stood behind me, never backing down.
The fear within me felt almost as heavy
as the breathing apparatus on my back.
As I stared at the bolting flames,
And shifted the nozzle in my gloved hand,
Sweat rolled down my cheek,
While unable to turn my eyes away
From the enormous pillar of smoke and blaze
To My Childhood Home
i was born in a homemade house
full of hand-me-down people
fresh paint smell still fills the hallway, lingers
in my nose like smoke from the
home oven, caught fire when
monkey bread and memories
turned to charcoal on the drip pa