I wrote this piece at school after a boy in math class said "nobody like you" when told him to scoot over.
Later, when I was retelling the event to a friend, it hit how, if that would happen a year ago, I would probably cried, but now, I just laughed at him. I realized that the phrase, "nobody likes you" went from being the most powerful phrase you could to me and a summary of my self-view,to being a joke.

So, the lesson of this poem is that bullying end with you. Yes, it end with you standing up from someone else and it end with you telling the authorities. But , mostly , bullying end when the victim decides not to accept what the bullies are saying. It ends when the victim decide that they don't deserved to be bullying and that the bullies are liars. Once you decide the bullies can't hurt you, they can't hurt you and they'll stop.once you decide that your worth some one's friendship, people will want to be friends without.. So decide that you are worth it- and people will treat you that way