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A Childhood

by @meghan-oneill

The last time that I Was banished to the Time Out Corner It was because I wouldn't read I didn't want to read You couldn't make me read. Then I met a boy. He had black messy hair Bright green eyes And a scar in the shape Of a lightning bolt On his forehead. He was the boy who lived Then I met a boy He had ginger hair Connect the dot freckles And hand-me-down robes He was a Weasley. Then I met a girl She had auburn hair An eager intellect And muggle parents She was a mudblood They hindered the dark lord They slaughtered the basalisk They rescued the prisoner They witnessed the return They battled the dark arts They cried for the loss of their leader They lost and they won. And they moved on. They are grown up now I am out of the Time Out Corner And in the library Constantly Because I'm always reading I always want to read You can't make me stop reading The boy The boy And the girl Are grown up now. And I am grown up too.
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