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Rumors

March 15, 2013
By theatregirl PLATINUM, Lathrup Village, Michigan
theatregirl PLATINUM, Lathrup Village, Michigan
30 articles 12 photos 209 comments

Favorite Quote:
&quot;To thine own self be true,&quot; -from Hamlet, a play by Shakespeare.<br /> &quot;I have sworn on the altar of god eternal hostility against all forms of tyranny over the mind of man.&quot; - Thomas Jefferson


Black eyes will hurt
But the pain doesn't stay
A bruised lip may sting
But the discomfort will go away 
 Bruise , you eventually won't be able to feel 
But  Rumors hurt your reputation 
And it a hurt that cannot be healed 


A skinned knee doesn't feel good
But in hour it will past
A broken finger isn't great
But it will heal fast 
But a rumor stings forever
A whisper can do more damage 
Then a warrior with a sword and shield 
And a reputation ruin
Is a reputation killed 


The author's comments:
I wrote this piece afternoon my mom , who works a as noon aid, watching the kids at rec., at my school. Se asked me if girls in my school ever got into fights because she commit while she seen a few boys get into fights, she'd never seen any girl fight and I told her that girls just start rumor because it was easier.this poem is kinda the way I explain it to her, but poetically ;).

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on Mar. 21 2013 at 7:24 am
theatregirl PLATINUM, Lathrup Village, Michigan
30 articles 12 photos 209 comments

Favorite Quote:
&quot;To thine own self be true,&quot; -from Hamlet, a play by Shakespeare.<br /> &quot;I have sworn on the altar of god eternal hostility against all forms of tyranny over the mind of man.&quot; - Thomas Jefferson

Thank for commenting. Sorry about the grammatical error, I change if I could but I don't know how. But thanks again for commenting, it nice to get good feedback :). Thx, keep writing.

on Mar. 20 2013 at 8:53 pm
bookmouse BRONZE, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
1 article 90 photos 251 comments
Beautifully described...except for the grammar "a reputation ruin[ed]"