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A Bully


You speak with your mouth

But not your mind,

Quite a conundrum, if you ask me

But you would not, 

You don't speak with your mind

Nor your heart,

You're much too afraid 

To give it a start.

You think you're on your own, 

That you have to fight

But you speak with your mouth and 

not your mind

You're a bully

You're alone

You've lost your way,

And pushed people away

Bully, you hurt

And you hurt

You talk with your mouth

But you don't think with your heart

Quite a conumdrum, 

If you ask me.

-From a bullied girl

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