see her where ever I go..
You don't get it now, but when you
hear my story, you may understand.
I was just 16 at the time, and I was
at the beach, with all of my friends,
and others I didn't know who I really was.
I layed down in the soft sand, as
I watched the clouds go by.
A few metres away, I
heard loud chants.
"Fight Fight Fight..."
...
I turned over, and saw all my friends
and the others circuling a
girl at my school, one who didn't fit in.
Sometimes at lunch, I secretly
go over to the library and chat
with her there.
But that only happened twice,
and it was last year.
I haven't talked to her since,
cause I didn't want to look uncool,
with someone who wears tap-shoes
daily, pee's her pants
and someone so anorexic.
They punched, kicked, and hit her with
baseball bats as I watched in
horror. I wanted to go over and stop it
all, just I didn't want to get hurt.
There was a gap in the circle of people,
and there i saw her, dripping with blood.
Her head turned around.
She was pleading for help.
"Help me! Please!"
I turned away, pretending I didn't
know anything was happening.
Everybody walked away,
from her lifeless body,
and got into there cars and
left.
Even my best friend Sarah, who
didn't even check to see if
I was still here or not.
Some friends.
So then I had to walk home,
in the dark all by myself.
First, I walked past the girl.
I thought she was just knocked out,
but I turned her head facing me and...
She was dead.
I knew my friends always
had a problem with her, just I never thought
they would go this far.
Her eyes, wide open
and i could see streaks
of water down her cheeks.
She was covered in blood.
My eyes started to water.
I ran off bawling,
feeling the worst
I ever had in my entire life.
I shuold have stopped them,
thinking it over and over,
as I kicked stones as I walked back home.
I felt like I was being followed.
I heard clicking footsteps behind me.
I paused and turned my head,
but it was nobody.
I turned back around,
and with a great shock, I was
her. In my face. A pale, bloody
sad loo
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