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life 2 min read 319 views Apr 27, 2016

The Bully and The Bullied

The Bully and the Bullied came face to face.
The Bully said:
 
You don’t own me.
I’ll be your greatest enemy.
Every time you see me,
I swear to ruin your day.
You’re not even pretty,
I hope you’re not blind to see?
You disgust me each time,
Because you remind me of the world so ugly.
You don’t deserve to be happy,
I am sure I won’t give you that.
You satisfy me each time you look me in the eye,
And I see the defeat in your eyes.
Your presence sucks,
Reminds me you’re not worthy.
How come you’re still here?
You don’t belong and forever you will not.
You think you can get out of my grasp?
Dream on.
I will crash you every time you bounce back.
I will stand proud for,
Everyday I will make you realize
You don’t deserve a place in this world.
Better get out of my sight.
Back off and know your place.
I’ll make your life miserable,
And you can’t get away with that.
Remember, this is what I do best.
Try to escape and I won’t allow you to succeed.
You can come and haunt me.
But that doesn’t change the fact,
That you are forever a slave of me.
I will imprison your soul,
You will never be free.
Not even a single day.

 
The Bully seems enjoying his spiel, and then the Bullied replied:
“Are you done? I hope you don’t mind, I wrote down what you said. Here, please read it backward, from the last sentence, up to the first sentence. That is my message to you. Good day!”

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