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The Fire that Inspires


those quiet sparks of this world embers, silently flickering, faintly glittering with fleeting Light invisible to focused eyes seen only by eyes full of stars, thought up only in heads full of clouds, intangible instants, warm with potential, felt only by faithful, patient palms, a warmth radiating with the power to set words on fire. set in front of you as if, on purpose with the sole purpose of scorching paper with your pen in a rapid rhythm of rhyme too Fast too Furious too Fiery a flame under a wild imagination’s control. I see I think I feel I breathe with that breath of imagination, of life that fans the flames that will set the world on fire
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