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Red Flower


The defying smile of the red flower fades

Memories fill however sad
Oh how courageous  his life's decades
Keep his stem phased and facade
 
Amazing the world as it is
Filled with secrets, truths continue to hide
Difficult enough to enjoy the bliss
For proven laws people need not abide
 
What can a mere red flower do
Considered as someone without a use
Troubling, really troubling, real true
Cause a problem and they accuse
 
Change, something what one might want
Big word, for a flower they say
Easily said, diffucult to grant
But what do they know, reasons lay
 
Red flower, commit and be brave
Walk past who judge but goodness shall stay
Keep in mind who's help not slave
Challenge the world for it's unfair play
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