the assembly line

students were marching down the aisle in the assembly line it was not to purchase a ticket to view nyc to nj. it was to address bullying in which all will be fine as they filled up every seat. every row, there was a moment of silence so quiet that the noisiest sound was a pin drop there was a presence of a cop like innocent scared puppies, students were concerned and worried a crime was committed, none of them did it for a moment, they felt like hostages in a chair gasping for air discussion was about bullying in which that was asked is for people to care it was about raising awareness about how bullying impact lives didn't want students to feel like we were killer bees trapping them in hives it was about coming together as a school community not seizing the opportunity to change policies to look good by taking way the school's law of immunity slide shows of in depth meanings and example of bullying changed student's mine sets i'm not a gambler, i feel confident they'll think twice so i'll place honest bets it got more heartfelt when a fellow peer spoke about being bully by kids it got quiet, there was a sense of connection although she moved on, the experience of being bully brought back memories that require reflection the good thing was they understood it was great students heard it from me, even more powerful hearing it from a student when the assembly was over, students left with a sense of hope chances feel a whole lot better than a drug attic sniffing lots of dope