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Shame


There's a girl at school,

that thy teased that day.

Made jokes and called her names,

my riends laughed.

 

Thye called it harmless fun,

said it was just a game.

But now I'm home,

feeling terrible inside.

 

Long gone that thought less of the grin,

how will i face them?

Tomorrow at school,

I wish they hadn't joined in.

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