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Scream and Shout


 

Screaming. Shouting. Yelling.

They hurt them when

They are not useful

Once they happen to much they leave no meaning.

You no longer seem scary

Your respect is lost. Your pride soon hurt, and once you start

You can’t stop. There’s no other

Way of communicating. Your voice is slowly forgotten.

So soon you start over. You have to begin again.

Show them that the respect they once had for you

Can be brought back.

 
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lblackman

I am 18 years old and am a senior at LHS. My dream is to go to college and discover what the world has planned for me. I am going to go to Oregon State University and study Zoology then one day hopefully become a zookeeper or work at a big cat sanctuary.

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