Fire
It dances with such rhythm and grace
Its delicate steps never out of place
elegant in its work but destruction in its wake
It burns searing colors that always take
It feeds on anything in its path
Burning whatever its flames can grasp
It is a force of incontrollable madness
Never does it chose its purpose
Its just there, a part of the Earth
Its burnt remains lie in the dirt
Upon its death comes new life
But fire will be back to make it die.
A cycle that is infinite
But when there is dark, there is light.
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