The Outcast Boy

by Mike Fontanini

After gym in the locker room, he's full of gloom.
Not very athletically skilled, nor is he thrilled.
Laughs and grins, directed at him.
Mean comments not rare, even when he's there.
The taunts are endless, the pain is boundless.
He's so silent, so quiet.
So shy, not knowing why.
So lonely, wanting friendship only.
Pain too much, he'd had enough.
A storm in his heart, about to break apart.
Locked in a deep depression, a vast pain.
Run out of the school he does dare, unnoticed like dust in the air.
Feeling worthless, so pointless.
His life all pain, no gains.
Nowhere to run or hide, his mind lingered around suicide.
No fun, his life was done.
The final chapter of his life he did intend, to write the end.

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	The Outcast Boy by Mike Fontanini
	After gym in the locker room, he's full of gloom. Not very athletically skilled, nor is he thrilled. Laughs and grins, directed at him. Mean comments not rare, even when he's there. The taunts are endless, the pain is boundless. He's so silent, so quiet. So shy, not knowing why. So lonely, wanting friendship only. Pain too much, he'd had enough. A storm in his heart, about to break apart. Locked in a deep depression, a vast pain. Run out of the school he does dare, unnoticed like dust in the air. Feeling worthless, so pointless. His life all pain, no gains. Nowhere to run or hide, his mind lingered around suicide. No fun, his life was done. The final chapter of his life he did intend, to write the end. Go Back to Writing Hompage