Poems about Bullying

Stuffing kids in cold metal lockers like sweaters in a box The monarch of this corrupt kingdom
I am a nothing To you I am a nothing I don’t matter And you think I never will
Everyday I walk down these halls terrified I can feel the stares and read their lips
When I was a kid, I thought the world was like the one in the cartoons
This is for the kids with twists of blue weaved into their locks of hair holes stretching the canvases of their ears
Little Marco is the smartest boy in his class. Other kids think he's weird all because he doesn't like to start trouble.
Life is like a sand timer. It's been set before me to watch and as I do, I see each grain fall.
I was once untouchable, until he touched me and took everything. All he had to do was lift a finger to cast my soul dead.
The season of Autumn was about in the air, in your soul, under the skin of the ground it cringed and blew the wind,
The dark sky is filled with strange dark clouds Every night it’s hard for me to sleep Dreaming of being attacked

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