They'Ll Never Know
At the bus stop the other say brazen remarks
terrible things,from outside their hearts
The boy hangs his head,day's a bad start
As the little boy walks into the classroom
they call him dumb, stupid and a goon
the other kids point and laugh at him
they’ll never know how his life is so dim
In holy shoes he treads on the wet sidewalks
coat undersized and soaked are his socks
Greasy and pimply peers eye him like hawks
saying the next insult in their little talks
Father returns home and now things are worse
This boy -these children they live with a curse Dad punches, kicks and beats them bare
and from behind mother’s eyes do stare
His brothers tease him he is a dud
This boy is hated by his family, his blood
So he decides he can’t handle anymore
He grasps his Fathers shotgun lying on the floor
Copyright © Aubrey Brown | Year Posted 2014
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