Lonely Child
The child in the corner
That’s what I was
Crying in the corner
But nobody cared, after all
I was the kid in the corner
Who gave a damn
My parents would ask
But I would never tell
Nothing was wrong I was just alone
Shy
Unable to speak without a stutter
I hoped for the light at the end of the tunnel
But day after day
I was the kid in the corner
Ignored by all
Not ever to be spoken
Words not ever to be heard
Sitting alone
Outside
The gentle winds of the lakes effect
blowing my hair to and fro
With a pen and some paper
I sit and write
What I wish my life would really be like
A social butterfly
Friends everywhere
Who are there for me
No awkward silences, no stuttering
and most of all no more crying
But that's not the case
I sit here alone
Just pen and paper
With the gentle winds of the lakes effect blowing my hair
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