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Why are you so mean? I don't understand You bring me down Again and again I treat you fair You pull my hair I say please My neck you squeeze I say stop You hear go When you say yes I'm saying no You scare me a lot I try to stay away But you always find me The very next day I asked my mom to move But she says I'm fine "just stand up for yourself! You'll be alright" No mom, I'm not ok No matter what He won't go away He hurts me bad Take a look at me I'm covered in bruises Obviously I'm so sick I want to end it all Take my own life Before I really fall What's the point in living If I can't be happy They way I get treated Is super crappy That's it I'm done! Nothing left to lose On my face Is the biggest bruise He took a bat It landed on my cheek He beat me down Until I was weak I cried He smiled It gets exhausting After a while So I got up And looked him in the eye I blacked out Apparently I made him cry I broke his nose And a finger This guilt I have It tends to linger My mom told me something I don't understand it fully She said "way to go Now you're the bully,"
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