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Flames


You are a fire

I was longing for some heat

To keep my shivering soul from leaving

And to remain on my feet

 

Your warmth brought us in

My soul and self

But everyone warned us not to get close

And of the pain that would be dealt

 

My soul couldn’t listen

She was on a mission

Fascinated by the danger in your unpredictability

And the unfamiliarity of your flames

 

“This is how we escape the pain”

“Run with me towards the flame”

Of coarse it couldn’t be tamed

And now only the scars remain

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Shelby505

Now that I'm past the terrible twos, I'm not entering the next phase of my life. The terrible twenties. Welcome.

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