This was something I did for extra credit in English, but it was something I had already done. I'm going to tell you now a little of what it means, so if you'd rather not know, don't look at this next section. This poem, being sociopolitical, stands for the aspect in society where people shun others. The poem isn't very good, but I'm trying to send a message that we shouldn't reject others who haven't done anything to deserve being shunned. I'm trying to say that we should pay attention to those who don't have any friends, and maybe could use one. Because if the outcast remains an outcast, who knows what will happen? If you recognize the picture, than you'll get it. But she didn't feel rejected by friends, but by her own family.