Jessica Bronner Research Paper

Through mud, grass, manure, and more my cowgirl boots tell the story of a girl named Jessica Bronner. The turquoise stitching that runs up and down the sides of the boot fade to a brown as they reach the bottom from the many mud-wars and dirt they’ve encountered. Her favorite color, turquoise, lines inside walls like crystal blue waters. The inner calf is rubbed and worn from the countless hours brushing against the inside of her pant leg and saddle. Water-stains line the bottom of each sole from puddle jumping and late nights in the wet grass. Beat up and scratched are the toes; from kicking rocks, horse hooves, and rowdy games. The heals are chipped and tattered from dancing on old dirt roads and barn floors. Flipping and spinning, whirling