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Escape from Vacation


Imagine, playing a gameof cards all relaxed When all of a sudden someone yells "rats" We started arguing about hwo won. We did not notice what had begun. My cousin was distracted from the game Which leads him to smell and proclaim "Fire! Fire! Fire! Get out as fast as you can" We all found teh nearest exit and ran. We all found ourselves on the beach gazing All we saw was flames in teh bright night blazing. The fire roaring, soaring and scorching. The house was gone in less than a minute We called our relatives to let them know We told them not to worry when we were low We soon found help and off we went To a hotel which a night we spent. Even though our house was burnt to the ground Even though our belongings are now ash We all made it out safe and sound Thats another thing that I have found. That "Family is Forever"
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Joesph Waidl

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