Tinderbox Poem by Mark Heathcote

Tinderbox

Rating: 5.0


I want to be the fire
that ignites and burns free
whatever ills avail me
I don't desire to change.
I want to be me.
Less the mask I project
less the chains that bind
less these bars that confine
or any self-righteous straw man intellect.

I want to be the ignition.
That first spark ignited the firmament of who I am.
Who really - I am?
Yes, there's a tinderbox
inside of you and me.
There's a spark, a star eternal
that-hasn't-been consumed.
'And this fire; I -want to unleash one day to devour you.'

Saturday, December 30, 2017
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Bernard F. Asuncion 30 December 2017

Mark, such an interesting poem...10+++

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Mark Heathcote 30 December 2017

Thank you, Bernard I am please you like it.

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