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Flames lick playfully,
Munching on air and timber–
Is nature to blame?
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Written for the Quadru-haiku challenge.
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Comments (9)
Is nature to blame? No... Nature is to thank. For without nature we would not have the proper explanation for the way the world works. Is it a scapegoat? People will treat it like that. However, nature does not discriminate. Biology, chemistry, physics, etc. all are indiscriminatory laws that apply to everything.
Felt the heat
Good job Heather.
Great visual with 'munching on air'
Whoaaaa such a powerful question! I don't think we can blame nature for it. That's like blaming nature for existing. Beautiful Haiku!
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Well stated! ❤️ Perfect image as well.
Love it!!!!
Nicely done. I'm pretty sure humans are to blame in alot of cases.
very nice, 😃