Disclaimer: I don't own Harry Potter. And yes, the poems are mine!
AN: Whew, haven't written a chapter to this for half a year. I think.
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Ginny was skidding down the corridors, trying to get to the Great Hall on time. She was thrilled, wanting to see Harry and talk to him. Leaning against the doorframe was none other than ferret boy and his cronies. Ginny gulped in terror - she hated them! They always made her feel stupid. . .but never mind that now, she had Harry. Just as Malfoy opened his mouth to say something, none other than Potter rounded the corner.
He just stood there, said nothing
Malfoy teased us,
Called us more than just friends
But the worst thing that happened
Harry put this to ends
He said we were nothing more
Nothing less
Denied that I loved him
Denying his feelings
Take more, I could not
Slapped him and fled
Even I'm not sure were.
Ginny began to cry, now very miserable and alone. She would skip breakfast today - and classes, if she couldn't regain herself. Now very lost in the Forbidden Forest, she didn't much feel like leaving, even if she knew her way out.
AN: Whew, haven't written a chapter to this for half a year. I think.
~~~
Ginny was skidding down the corridors, trying to get to the Great Hall on time. She was thrilled, wanting to see Harry and talk to him. Leaning against the doorframe was none other than ferret boy and his cronies. Ginny gulped in terror - she hated them! They always made her feel stupid. . .but never mind that now, she had Harry. Just as Malfoy opened his mouth to say something, none other than Potter rounded the corner.
He just stood there, said nothing
Malfoy teased us,
Called us more than just friends
But the worst thing that happened
Harry put this to ends
He said we were nothing more
Nothing less
Denied that I loved him
Denying his feelings
Take more, I could not
Slapped him and fled
Even I'm not sure were.
Ginny began to cry, now very miserable and alone. She would skip breakfast today - and classes, if she couldn't regain herself. Now very lost in the Forbidden Forest, she didn't much feel like leaving, even if she knew her way out.