Fire Poem by Delphinium Bloom
Fire
Fire falls beneath the trees,
like curtains closing in peace.
Hues of orange meet the horizon
and then fade away into a mere glow.
Feeding on the flames of red hot lantern
the skies burn down into ashes
wear the dark velvet cloaks
and wait for a new dawn to bloom.
Saturday, February 22, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: ashes,fire
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sunset is beautiful!
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