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Wendy the Wallflower MAG
Wendy doesn't like French fries.
 Or hamburgers either.
 She doesn't even wear braids.
 She is just a girl wallflower.
 
 She gets ignored by many
 Her spirit is always torn
 She wants to fly away
 She secretly wants to drown in the salty seashore.
 
 At school – a deathly seven-hour deal
 Makes her feel unreal
 Like she isn't even alive at all
 She just wants to feel unsmall
 
 Art class makes her feel at home
 Like her paintings could spill out on and on
 That's the only place where she feels unalone
 Art is her special home
 
 So, I suppose Wendy feels her best
 When a painting is underneath her chest
 A piece of work to show her parents
 For she doesn't have any friends
 
 But every day she still feels alone
 Unless she has something to call her own
 She is an artist
 An artist framed on the wall
 
 Wendy the Girl who lives on the Wall

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