Guest Student Slicer - Sabrina

At home
Laying down.
Thinking
Why does this happen?
I’m always sick.
Why can’t I get better?
Could it be my lungs?
Could it be my asthma?
Could it be the end?
Not trying to be negative,
But could it be?
Sabrina 3-10-11

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