Acceptance
She sits in class
Never saying a word
Kids stare, teachers question
But no one asks
Assumptions are made
And she is labeled
She finds herself alone
Not knowing what to do
She is broken
And faced with choices
Where does she turn
And to whom does she confide in
She is out casted
There is no connection
She sits watching the clock
Waiting for the last bell
She listens to the teacher lecture
But does not retain a word
Instead she dreams
That the future will change
Acceptance will be universal
Rejection will not exist
And no one will have to suffer
Like she has suffered
But until then she sits in class
Never saying a word
Kids stare, teachers question
But no one asks
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