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Fear


The fear of him losing himself is too much to handle 

He sits on the sideline and watch as they battle 

The fear of his life has been struck through his mind 

The idea that he could be gone sends chills down his spine

 

The regret of his trust is what brings the boy anger

He stared at the mirror and seen him a stranger

People don’t think his feelings are major

Which makes the boy a likely cause to his danger

 

Sadness and anger,depression and fear

Things he could not talk about with his peers

 

 

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josiah jackson
<p>Part 2 coming sometime&nbsp;</p>

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