Evolution is not a proven theory. Widely accepted, yes. Proven, no.

And it actually presents some insurmountable theological difficulties that you can not reconcile with the Bible. Was there death before the fall into sin? The Bible says no, and bases other doctrines on that fact. (death entered the world through one man's sin, and eternal life comes through one Man's perfect obedience.... etc.)

Genesis 1 is not written as poetry. It is historical narrative. When God says "there was evening and there was morning, the first day...." that's what he means. Why question it?

For me, the question is "who am I going to believe." Either I accept that the Bible, in it's entirety is true, or I can start chopping it up and accepting what I like and leaving what I don't. If I start leaving some parts out, or adjusting them to fit what men have said, then it is no longer the standard for truth. Science is. Or scientific theories. Or human opinion. I will not put my faith in any of those. For me, that's part of believing in God. I believe he is who has revealed himself to be in his Word, and I believe that everything he has said in his Word is true and trustworthy. That's why I personally can not accept theistic evolution.