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Cafeteria
Red and big is the nose that
 Looks me straight in the face.
 Those menacing eyes seem
 To melt my skin beyond repair.
 
 I choose to  look down at
 My converses; black with white.
 I try to ignore, deminish
 That face that is set before me.
 
 When I walk past, I can
 Still feel their glaring, sneering stare.
 My mind runs in many different
 Directions, wondering what to do.
 
 Wondering what to do with
 A knife pointed at my heart,
 Soul, body. These clowns would
 Laugh louder and louder, the closer
 And closer I got to cutting my life out.
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