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What About Me?
You say he’s the victim
and I’m not right.
That I’m the instigator, evildoer,
That I started the fight.
You try and try
to heal his wounds,
but, what about me?
This depression, frustration,
it builds up inside me.
My momma just wants
to ball up and hide me.
Yet you try and try
to heal his wounds,
but, what about me?
My momma can’t care for me.
My dad left when I was small.
School is the place
where I can feel bigger, overall.
But you still try and try,
To heal his wounds.
But please, don’t forget about me.
These principals, counselors,
They couldn’t care less.
I try to talk about my issues,
but they say, “You give me too much stress!”
And you try and try
to heal his wounds,
leaving behind, me.
He needed to know how it felt,
just for one day.
To be small and miserable,
and to live this way.
Why do you try and try,
to heal his wounds
…..but not me.

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In English class, we were doing a poetry unit, and Ms. Stroh said that we should try point of viewe poems. She then said that we could do a poem based on a peerspective that nobody feels sympathy for, thought they should. I askeed Mr. Conway for help and he said I should try writing a poem based on bullying. I, of course, said okay, and when I brought this back to him he just said wow.
"This is th ebest thing you've writtten all year," he said. I of course, didn't see it, but other people must've, because with this poem, I have won three poetry contests. And now, here is, "What About Me?"
~Juptej Singh