Saved By The Bell Poem by Lauren Green

Saved By The Bell

Rating: 5.0


At school eating lunch alone
Boring sad old lucie jone
People tried avoiding me the best that they could
Why? I wish they never would
So in my lunchbox I had nothing
Trying to loose weight
Cos big bad Bertha said I was in a right state
So I closed my lunchbox and went to the library
Nothing different it was ordinary
I was a total teachers pet
That also means I got quote a lot of threat
So there I was reading a book
Then Bertha came and gave me a look
She came up to me
Way to close for comfort
She boomed in my ear
Lunch money here
I had no lunch money because of what she said
At this moment I would rather be dead
I have none I said with a stutter
I rummaged around in my clutter
She said well you better find some before my fists do the talking
Then the bell went they both went walking

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is a true story based on a bully and a young girl.
The girl had been bullied most of her life and had no friends.
She was also suffering From an eating disorder because of the bully's teased her about her weight.she was forced to give up lunch money but she didn't have any then she was about to get hit but then the bell went and saved the day.
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