As a small child I was happy and free,
Until the age of seven when I was no longer me.
I forgot how to smile and ripped out my hair,
I forgot how to live and life got worse from there.
I’d escape to the library and immerse myself in books,
They were my only friend,
When I was bullied for my appearance and my looks.
I cried in the hallways and watched myself zone out,
I had difficulty concentrating, my abilities filled with doubt.
Social services said I’d never get anywhere in life,
Because of weak learning capacity so I accepted my plight.
Until I moved to Norfolk,
Where they told me I was bright,
This left me feeling confused,
Now my soul is the dark knight.


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