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I Know


I was once you

You just don't know it

Feeling all this pain inside

Too much pride to show it

 

No sign of weakness

A tough look on your face

They'll show you respect

They'll know your place

 

No one thought you were pretty

No one thought you were great

You were the "lame" girl they picked on

You were too overweight

 

Let them pick on you and bring you down

You have a beautiful soul, dont let them see you frown

Remember that children are cruel

Things are temporary, don't be their fool

 

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Brittbrattness
<p>I love this poem. Its very real and touching to me</p>

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