Well, in a sense, pens can "evolve", under the influence of outside input. Use a pen enough, by writing on paper, and it will "evolve" from a being a tube filled with pigmented fluid to being a tube containing little or no fluid. The point may also go so far as to wear out.
Subject a pen to a large amount of pressure, and it will "evolve" into a different shape.
Subject a pen to a large amount of heat, and the pen will "evolve" (by combustion, volitalization, melting, etc.) into something not at all resembling a pen.
But do these analogies have any relevance to organic evolution? I don't think so.
Moose
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BS degree, geology, '83
Professor, geology, Whatsamatta U
Old Earth evolution - Yes
Godly creation - Maybe