Poppies, Sunflowers and Roses

PART 1:
Everyday is a blessing for tomorrow may never come.
Look for love within all people, situations, and things.
For peace to reign we must forgive our collective past.
And eliminate differences in law along with currency.
The few try to divide us all, it’s a form of control.
So, lets end slavery once and for all.
(Pause)
Give poppies, sunflowers, and roses in remembrance of love.
Yes, apply forgiveness and give each other:
(pause) poppies, sunflowers, and roses in remembrance of love.
PART 2:
We can’t survive within an apocalyptic world.
The above must be embraced before its too late.
Humanities true potential and our lives are at stake.
A nuclear holocaust doesn’t eliminate divisiveness.
Embracing carbon-based fuels is also leading us to our end.
We can’t survive through an ice age or within a desert.
(Pause)
Give poppies, sunflowers, and roses in remembrance of love.
Yes, apply forgiveness and give each other:
(pause) poppies, sunflowers, and roses in remembrance of love.
PART 3:
Forgiveness is required and is an extension of true love.
Without embracing each other humanity is doomed to fail.
This US vs THEM mentality must come to a swift end.
War occurs when there is a conflict of values and ideals.
This is the absence of love within each and in every field!
War solves nothing for the issues remain unresolved.
(Pause)
Give poppies, sunflowers, and roses in remembrance of love.
Yes, apply forgiveness and give each other:
(pause) poppies, sunflowers, and roses in remembrance of love.

Notes:
Video: (Part 1)
The singer’s walking within the war memorial at Vimy Ridge (FRANCE/EUROPE). Honor guard with the UN flag unfurled to follow the artist.
Video: (part 2)
The singer’s walking within the war memorial at Arlington National Cemetery (USA/NORTH AMERICA) Honor guard with the UN flag unfurled to follow the artist.
Video: (Part 3)
The singer is walking about the Human Rights Museum Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada (CANADA/NORTH AMERICA) Honor guard with the UN flag unfurled to follow the artist.
Video: (part 4)
Singer shown entering the International Peace Gardens carrying a wreath and placing it at the front of the garden entrance. This signifies that peace needs to be embraced for our collective survival. Throughout the video, the singer is placing a mixture of wreaths comprised of poppies, sunflowers, and roses. Dressed in black (primary), red (trim) in remembrance. Wreaths: Green signifying life and hope. No guns or salutes. Honor guard with the UN flag unfurled to follow the artist as they kneel placing the wreath. End focusing upon the wreath placed in front of the poem I created “In Every Field!”

Fade to black after a minute of silence.