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Poetry From Prison: One Final Chance
I Wish Someone Would Pray For Me by R. Tillman
My Rock Bottom
It was a frigid Tuesday morning in January when the van I rode in pulled up to the prison in eastern Oregon. From a distance it resembled more of an insane asylum than a prison, with its dingy-colored concrete exterior and brick-colored metal rooftop. Intimidating,...
Inmate Art: Locked In
This beautiful work is by Jason in Pennsylvania.
Letters From Prison: Late One Night
Andrew (see his Halloween card on yesterday's blog) recently sent us a letter: Melissa, Greetings, Sister! First let me tell you my mom and grandmother were all I had. My Grandmother passed away October 22nd, 2010, and my mom passed away December 2, 2010, so I've been...
Inmate Art: Happy Halloween
Happy Halloween, from Andrew in Texas and Adopt an Inmate. Come back tomorrow to read "Late One Night," a story Andrew shared with us aboutĀ something that really happened in his cell.
Letters From Prison: The Price of Stupidity
by Frank E. Page Sr. The first officer that any male who goes to prison in the state of Alabama will meet is known as "Michael Jordan.ā This is not his real name, but the nickname given him many years ago as he looks like a shrunken version of the more famous...