The ArsonistA Poem by David DodsworthHe flicks the zippo open, and lights the paper pile Adrenaline rushes through his veins, he watches for a while
And as the fire’s spreading, excitement in his eyes Seeing nothing through the smoke, but he can hear their cries
Bubbling paint and the crackling wood, he loves the funeral pyre The smoke his aphrodisiac, his true love is the fire
The flames are reaching to the sky, and forcing it to glow Fire engines on the scene, as he enjoys the show
The fire burns out of control, a blistering heat that warms his soul Proud of what he has achieved, and glad he reached his goal
Souls for the reaper but not in vain, as some were saved to live again Those that survived will not be the same, reliving the nightmare feeling the pain
The brave that died will not be forgot, for they are the hero’s that gave up the lot D.J.Dodsworth © 2012 David Dodsworth |
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Added on January 3, 2012 Last Updated on January 4, 2012 AuthorDavid DodsworthBlackpool, Lancashire, United KingdomAboutI am 47 yrs old and work in a homless hostel as project worker. Most of the people I work with have drug or alcohol issues, some have mental health issues or have suffered from relationship breakdown... more..Writing
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