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Everlasting Flame


Fire to ashes and ashes reborn a once strong flame flickers and flails as the wind grows stable the embers grow frail then all at once it begins to prevail the timbers ignite and a ferocious flame is seen set ablaze with encouragement as though nothing can intervene a wail is let out and the future provides hope set free with happiness it begins to elope all at once the end draws near, the future is dark with all to fear as time draws closer and the wind gains speed nothing providing for the fires needs An eerie gloom falls heavily upon the single spark with only one thing surrounding it- the lonesome dark Change can happen and it does so, for the once lost tinder begins to glow Stronger and stronger with no end in sight, nothing is stopping it from outliving the lonely night With an infinite end the fire glows bright, blazing and showing love for its companion tonight
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