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lets stop this bullying part one


these tears that swell in my eyes you don't know them they are foreign to you you are so naive just to get a good laugh that you'll remember for the rest of your life as jolly but me, i don't get to choose how i remember it it will be etched into my memories as one of the most traumatic times in my life because you wanted to use me for target practice what did i deserve to have this thrust upon me such turmoil and a pain so intense those 50 minutes will ride on my shoulder for eternity, because of you that day in january will live in infamy it was a militia against me 23 against 1... 1... 1 i was fighting alone, by myself, there, in solitude do you know what it feels like to feel so alone in a room decorated with people no, you don't and never will but no thanks to you, i do #lets.stop.this.bullying.
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