Fight Fire with Care

Fight Fire with Care

A Poem by Bonnie Masters
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For the prompt Pyrophobia I chose a same old same old medieval witch burning- hope you enjoy!

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I can hear the silence-
their screams do deafen this place-
My hands are tied in delicate bonds-
and I'll stay stoic and face-

Encased in a rough circle-
the wood teasing my bare heels-
A fog slips silently into place
and closes my chance to feel.

-It settles in my lungs,
so heavy and at home-
Jeers from screaming crowds swan in
-They lead me to my tomb

The torch has done its work now.
leading the red procession.
The fire wraps around my soul-
my body's lost its prized possession.

So as the fire flames and takes me-
And my mind is almost gone-
I vow to you and them they see,
Water I shall become.

© 2012 Bonnie Masters


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It makes me very happy I'm not a witch in those times. I loved not just the picture, but the feeling that came across in this. I really enjoyed reading this, there was a story, a past, an emotion. Really great job.

Posted 12 Years Ago


What a terrible way to die! You have written chilling poem, Bonnie.

Posted 12 Years Ago


Sorry to be mundane with my review, Stunning write . . . That is all :-)

Posted 12 Years Ago



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Bonnie Masters
Bonnie Masters

Manchester, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom



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I'm a college student who enjoys writing poetry, short stories and sometimes full length novels when the time screams for it! I enjoy feedback so whenever you can send me a message or a comment and.. more..

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