I knew it was too good to be true. I tried to warn them but i guess they fell for it.
I remember the time when we first got here. ahh...the innocence in each other's eyes. Priceless. It was as if we were kids again. We were like a school of fish, swimming by an unfamiliar territory, with pretty hooks dangling around like in an episode of Spongebob.
I remember clearly, the enthusiasm and tenacity to get things done, trying to impress the superiors. Particularly one. The one who has been feeding us with sweet words and promises. A's you say? Wow! what did i do to deserve such awesome reward.
Confusion filled our heads when this so called "superior" began to throw tantrums in front of our eyes after a long day at the office. "i hate them", were the words repeated over and over again. That was enough to turn our backs against them, the other kids. Every time they walk by, we would stare at them, as if they were crooks in orange jumpsuits walking by with shackles around their hands and ankles. There, walls were built around us. That was then.
Now, there's a new school of fish swimming by, and we are slowly forgotten. A little burst of emotion was enough to send this plane flying into a turbulence. Fingers were pointed, names were mentioned, you had to say it. What did we do wrong? Where's the turning point? Just because one man wanted out and you blame all of us? Now we are the crooks. I know how you would react to this situation. Now the new kids are giving us that look. Whatever you've told them about us, is what you will say about them the next time a bunch of new kids come around.
Note this, I will not take English advice from a person who can't even pronounce "varies". you dig?