The Little Girl Poem by Tony Adah
The Little Girl
A little girl stood up in class
At the call of a taunting teacher
Frigid with fear
Moody and shy
Picked up her book
And unable to pronounce a word
The teacher howled and growled
And pelted abuses at her
Her freckled face fell
The melanin deficient girl
A ghost of herself
The class went gloomy
As someone's self esteem
Is murdered.
Thursday, October 29, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: fate
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