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I walk through the halls of this school. I dodge my eyes. I avoid their glares. I hear laughter bounce off the walls. Echoing.I wish i could be them. surrounded by friends. How i once was. Now i walk these halls alone. i sit quietly in the library. Escaping my thoughts. Oh how i fathom the ring of that bell. I don't hurry to pick up my bag. Gather my things. Because i know. I'll just be alone. Nobody notices. But i notice everything.
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