The Little Girl

A little girl sat alone,
On a little leaf-covered bench.
With a little notebook in hand,
Left out of the little crowd of girls.
Simply she sat, scribbling as the sun shone,
Above her head, for writing did quench
Her thirst to talk; Writing made her grand,
A different star in the herd of girls.
Her little mates jeered at her,
“Unsocial little nerd!” they called,
“Lonely,” some pitied,
“Out of place and odd!”
The little girl said nothing,
Just pursed her lips and swallowed tears,
The wind fluttered the pages away—
But she had no fear,
Neither did she regret
To become one in many, to be different.

Written by Dragon Warrior

A dreamer who lives in her magical world of Cygnet and hovers in the Den of Dreams (http://verbalcreation.home.blog/)

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6 thoughts on “The Little Girl

  1. Thank you so much for publishing it! Can I link this to my blog?

      1. Thank you so much 🙂

  2. I recognize that little girl. 🙂

    1. That little girl strongly resembles me in my childhood. 🙂

  3. The last few lines are so powerful! Well done you for keeping the strength to go forward. These magical moments prove wonders! 💛

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