Light in the Dark
Through the halls,
around the building,
people see me,
as a walking fatty
Their hateful comments,
stabbing my heart,
its only a miracle
that my happiness hasnt been ripped apart,
for among all the darkness
I have my private happiness
She doesnt care about my weight,
she loves me for who I am,
she makes me see the positive,
she helps me see the joy
We are neither perfect
but for us to be happy
the mouths of others cannot hurt us
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