
I was back in my old school hall.
As if I'd never even left at all.
And my class had all moved on.
But there I was, stringing along.
I thought that it couldn't be true.
Re-learning what I already knew.
All these years I'd learnt to adapt.
I couldn't leave as I felt trapped.
In a place where they'd put me down.
Carelessly leaving me on the ground.
All these years I held onto the pain.
Recalling days I'd walk through the rain.
Hearing the cruel words inside my head.
Remembering days I wished I was dead.
Believing that I would always be fat.
Coped with food; I regret doing that.
Revenge through success became obsession.
All this did was encourage my depression.
But now it shouldn't even matter anymore.
As I remembered what happened before.
I chose individuality over reputation.
And in the end they called me an inspiration.
So in my dream I left the school once again.
I'm letting go now as I should have back then.
It made me who I am at the end of the day.
As I grew to be the strong woman you know today.
About the Creator
Samantha Long
I have a passion for the arts in all forms, however, writing is by far my favourite, because I think that the meaning comes from the narrative or message conveyed by any piece of artwork in any shape or form

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