VOX Teen Poetry: “Somebody Else’s Story”
Zakai Beck
March 31, 2021
This is the story or someone who said no, Or at least said no without it coming out their mouth Motionless, she lay, her mind
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This is the story or someone who said no, Or at least said no without it coming out their mouth Motionless, she lay, her mind
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