This ballpoint pen

by Timothy   Sep 20, 2004


Dear mom:
I can not take it anymore;
The kids at school laugh at me,
And they knock my books to the floor.

No one likes me,
Because I am so fat,
They say I smell bad,
And I cover up my bad haircut with a hat.

The girls all snicker and run away,
Neither the geeks or the younger kids even want to get to know me;
Poor kids are teased the worst,
No one will let me be.

I wanted to tell you, mom,
But there was no way I could;
You are in your own druggie world,
And NOT being the mother you should.

This letter was all I had the guts to do,
In this whole terrible world, my only two friends;
Are this rope,
And this ballpoint pen.

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  • 20 years ago

    by Laylani

    Hey thats such a good poem. It feels like it is real.

  • 20 years ago

    by Kerri

    hey awesome poem...sad...almost cried(touchy subject for me)..maybe you could check me out sometime!!

  • 20 years ago

    by Timothy

    This was a subject given to me by Robert and I usually write funny, or sometimes explicit for his subjects, but i wanted to do a diff category

  • 20 years ago

    by Eibutsina

    Sad - yes but paints a vivid picture of depressed imagery - well done - i felt like i was in that poor boys shoes - you did a great job putting this down and by the way i loved the title!

    Eirisa xxoo

  • 20 years ago

    by jamie25

    wow...that's sad..good poem..but so sad!