poems from a lonely girl

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She was alone again today
Sitting alone at her desk

Looking so distant
The same as its always been

I daren't go up to her
Because i could be shamed

For talking to her
When no one really did

I didn't want to be the outcast again
Or the one always being laughed at

And made fun of for being different
I'd had enough of that thanks

She had her hood up as always
And she was wearing a black jumper

That hid her delicate frame
She looked so alone and afraid

Her sleeves slid up yet again
And i saw them yet again
Everyone clearly knew what she did

But why did no one help her?

I could see it in her beautiful eyes
A desperate silent scream for help

That feeling of being a shard of glass
Fragile but broken beyond repair

No one asked how she was feeling
No one even cared how she felt

No one was there for her
When she needed it the most

But this time i'd had enough
Fudge society

Fudge social status
Fudge being 'normal'

I was determined to heal her wounds
And gather up her broken pieces

But most importantly

I was determined to make her smile.