poem!

i wrote a poem!!!


stares as she entered the room
sneers and snickers all around her 
hurtful words thrown all through the air
her life shreded into piecea
as she took a step towards the ledge
she thought was it worth it?
she stopped and fell into 
the arms of her friends
laughing and rejoicing
for she was still alive

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