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Sanny

I knew a boy named Sanny.

Sanny had a fake metal leg.

He never would tell me why.

 

I never got to go to his house.

Sanny told me it wasn’t fun there.

So all day we swung on swings.

 

One day he had black circles around his eyes.

I asked him if he got hit with a paintball.

Sanny started crying and ran away.

 

The next day he told me he was sorry,

And placed his hand in mine.

I was confused, I didn’t understand,

Sanny this time told me why:

 

He likes boys.

 

I got scared and took a step back.

Sanny looked hurt and ran away.

 

Then the next day he wasn’t in class,

Mrs. Kipp said Sanny bled himself to death.

 

I cried, and ran away.

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kelly-lloyd
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Mar 19, 2012
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