Little Things
It's just a little thing, they say.
A little name, a little tease.
A little coquettish smile, a little laugh.
A little cruel flash of little cruel eyes.
A little tear rolling down a little cheek.
A little world that you have to learn how to live in.
A little school that you have to learn how to fight in.
A little space where you curl up and you wish for it all to end.
A little hand held out to you by a friend.
A little smile that rolls up on your lips.
A little laugh as you take that little step forward.
A little step, they say.
A little step out of the darkness, and into a little bit of light.
A little bit of bullying, that didn't end a pretty little life.
All because of a pretty little friend, who taught you how to fight.
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