The Firefighter
Rushing into the flame
Sprinting in fact
Full speed to make sure everything is intact
The sound of sirens
Blaring in the background
The way the flames dance has you spellbound
The suit becomes heavier
But the fight must carry on
As you and others stand upon
An unfortunate citizen's lawn
To save life and property is why we were hailed
As even more sirens begin to wail
For we are not the only ones assisting
Other departments have come to help risking
Life and limb
For this is what I aspire to do
To fight fires and save lives
To aid all those husbands and wives
Daughters and sons
To ensure that they are no longer
The unfortunate ones
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