Why Does It Hurt?
I sit at my table, dreading the day already
And there he is, the boy that made life miserable
He laughed at me
Made fun of me
I felt sick
And who would help me?
Was I just a big baby?
He said nasty things
Made me feel like throwing up
His friends joined in
I felt pressured
I felt like curling up and ignoring the world
And they didn't notice
They weren't watching!
They just yelled at the rest of the class to be quiet
They went on with teaching
Not once did they look
Not once did they see
What these people have done to everyone and me
They have assemblies
They have anti-bullying clubs
So why do we still get hurt?
Why aren't they serious?
Why does it hurt?
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