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Big Fat Bully


We laugh when faced with comical things we laugh at other human beings laugh when they stumble, trip or fall if it's funny we'll laugh at it all laugh at him, her, people we don't even know who knows what lengths for laughter we'll go but what happens when laughter begins to fade will you search to find it in other ways Instead of waiting for them to stumble will you push them, make them tumble make fun of the way they look not caring of the happiness in which you took make them feel inferior, stupid and dumb worse than a poor and hopeless bum You've changed them, now you're not the same you sit pondering, "Who's to blame?" The answer's something that just won't come What in the world have you become I'll say it for you plain & dully You're nothing but a Big Fat Monstrously Disgusting Bully
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