This poem discusses standing up for one's own beliefs and opinions even when they are unpopular or challenged by others. It encourages the reader to clearly state their perspective despite potential discomfort from those who disagree, as expressing one's viewpoint is worthwhile because others are willing to listen even if the topic is controversial or opinions change over time.

1. What’s wrong and right Deserves a fight If you believe it’s so Your morals are your own beliefs Dragged along in toe Swaying ever to and fro When opinions change; Go out of date And nothing you can clearly state What’s on your mind I’m sure you’ll find You’ll stutter as you speak But you’ll be firm And clearly state As they avoid and squirm If your opinion didn’t matter Why would you be here If your words couldn’t find an ear Would you steer clear What’s wrong and right As your own lives Could take away the effortless tries And as it’s your opinion And as it’s on your mind I’m sure you’ll find That someone will lend an ear And someone wants to hear