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"Candle Light"


 

 

The little candle burns its wick,
With fiery whisper drops a drip,
A passion only seen from near,
A slowly shrinking, darting tip.

A sea of swirling colors burn,
A swooping tail escaping term,
Glad to light in darkened hour,
A cry of smoke with every turn.

Oh little candle, light your fire,
Burn atop your ivory spire,
Melt until but mound of wax,
For of your light we never tire

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