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Bullying(Based on a true story)


I walk to my home everyday I skip to the beat I tend to sway I see a fellow student She is similar in age She has a brother What a wondrous day I have my sister as well We walk on the railroad tracks As we do everyday We decide to say hello In our own silly way They look at us They tell us to shut up They tell us to go away My sisters says a work They push her any ways We run home Crying as we do We deal with these children They bullying us as the year goes through We never escape their cruel actions We do nothing in return One day they move Never to be heard
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