My time in hellA Poem by Ruby StanceA personal poem about what I experienced when I was in school
My time in hell
Spent standing in line Listening to the rigid Neo-Nazi rederick. Of people who supposedly knew more than I did. Preaching rederick Only the cruel could understand. My time in hell Walking through the trenches and the halls . My book-bag strapped cruelly to my back with the label of bright, But not gifted child. My time in hell Naked holding my words to my throat. Laughter pelting my back like rain. While you made fun of my way with words. And kept what I wrote for your own purposes. My time in hell. Could not would not be repeated. Like the sound of a machine gun. The wounds never heal. They seep to this day. Stifling my creativity. You paint the world in garish paint, and say life can be no easier. Than the war that we wage. But the world proves you wrong, and paints a dark picture of your cruelty. © 2011 Ruby StanceAuthor's Note
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