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Fire or Water


There are four elements,

Two, the most dazzeling

Fire and water

Which most mathches your identity?

 

Are you water,

Clear, sparkling, admired

Perhaps more wild and untamed,

tendrils of flame in a fire.

 

Are you rain droplets falling down 

Straight from the heavens in haphazard harmony

Sparkling against the hot asphlat 

 

Maybe a strike of lightning sent down

crackling and sizzleing, beutiful yet deadly

Or waves crashing against the shore 

in endless repitition

 

I am the fire 

Flaring up unexpectedly

Destructive, Powerful.

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