I knew life was hard.
I honestly didn't know
that she hated it.
Enough to
take it away.
She was bullied,
shoved down the stairs,
broke her arm.
Got into a fight,
because she spoke up,
got three detentions.
It happened again with the same girl,
got suspended for a week.
When she came back that
Monday,
they stared,
threw pens and erasers.
She came home that day
on the bus with me,
got kicked,
and punched in the face,
for trying to sit in the row across from someone.
I tried to say it was wrong,
but she was dumb enough to punch the guy away,
and got pushed to the floor and
hit her head.
We got home,
and mom slammed the phone on the table.
She yelled at her,
about what happened in school,
what happened with her grades,
why she didn't get help.
She said she was distracted,
but she didn't believe her.
She hit her.
After a while,
bruises covered her arms and back.
Mom threatened to leave,
and Dad couldn't speak up or
else
he would be the one
to make her leave.
And none of us wanted that.
Last Friday,
she came home with her bag stuffed.
Went straight to her room,
as I heard her cry.
I start my project
I had been given in school.
Try to leave her
alone.
After half an hour,
I went to our room
that we've shared for all her life.
But as I open the door,
I scream.
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Whoops. This wasn't any form of poetry. Whoops.
The one after this will be.
~liquidmoonlight74/Olympusaddict
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Darkest Times
PoetryYou might not have a difficult life, but millions of others do. They might seem like they're alone, but they're not. The darkest times of our lives are the ones that will stay with us forever.