Attitude control
Rampant red flare in the night
trampling hollaring scaring all in sight
crimson glows
on porcilian cheeks
fires burning behind eyes of the sea.
So quick to snap
to break the twig
accuse the things that others did.
No blame on herself
the others will retreat
when she loses control
her temper can not be beat.
Try to simmer
try to restrain
she will gain control of her temper some day
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