Fire
Like an ancient tribe, the flames dance
Leaping from tree to tree
The brush fears the fire’s quick advance
As the earth falls between you and me.
Branches and leaves now turned to dust
And flowers turned to ash
As I acted brave when I thought I must
And mistakenly turned brash
You warned me of impending sadness
The sparks of this great flame
Now I’m left with unending madness
An empty, consuming shame
The great forest of pink and green is burning
And all I have left is a deep and solemn yearning.
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