Be a wildflower
when everyone tells you,
it isn’t polite to dress like that,
or stand that proudly,
or speak with so much poise.
Be a wildflower
even if no one else is,
because it’s better to stand tall,
and stand uniquely alone,
then remain a fake sheep.
Be a wildflower
in a world of perfect tulips,
that never have the chance,
to use their voice,
or express their truths.
Be a wildflower
even if you’re scared that,
they might cut you down,
for being true to yourself,
and altruistically you.
Be a wildflower
when you feel the weight,
of all the words left unsaid,
on your delicate shoulders,
begging you to be spoken.
Be a wildflower
even when roses are red,
and violets are blue,
because you are so much more,
than the entire rainbow.
Be a wildflower
no matter how many times,
they laugh or tease,
because good things come,
when you don’t look back.
Be a wildflower
in your most authentic form,
for when the sun comes down,
and the day is done,
it is just you.
About the Creator
Basya Penn
Poetry is my therapy
Check out my published book, Paradox by Basya Penn.
Find it on the Bookleaf Publishing store and on Amazon.


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