Red
Everywhere he looks, he sees red
He's not sure if the hue is in his head
He doesn't dare breath a word to anyone
The red is there, what's done is done
But the red is a funny thing, it's hard to forget
He has only whatever little peace it will let
So he walks around scared others will see
The person he is and who he doesn't want to be
Will it make it better or worse if he should confess?
The red. It might be easier to think of it less
Still sometimes forgiveness is harder to ask for than give
So with his pride, and with his red, he will continue to live.
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