![]() WildfireA Poem by Rose Hagerty![]() We may go up in flames, but I'm not the one who lit the match.![]() Pulsating Throbbing Red hot iron lacerating My insides boil and bubble Iron metal spikes stab and jab my tongue Words like fire sear and char my heart As I flicker and flare Scorching hot like an oven You take a lighter And light the match A flickering spark ignites And in a single second It’s all it takes for me to combust I scorch and sear I become an inferno, bearing down As my flames devour I melt and scorch The floor boards beneath where we stand And up we go in flames Crying and screaming out in pain But when I die down and smoke and wither out You and me singed and seared by the heat All sizzled out You brand me a wildfire Out of control But why then Do you still hold So tight and dearly A lighter and gasoline in each hand? © 2017 Rose HagertyAuthor's Note
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2 Reviews Added on July 19, 2017 Last Updated on July 19, 2017 Tags: fire, wildfire, flames, relationship, arguement Author![]() Rose HagertyOttawa, CanadaAboutI'm an artist, but I also enjoy writing as well. I usually enjoy writing random short stories and writing pieces but I also like writitng poetry as well. more..Writing
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