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Wildfire

And What it Cannot Touch

By Levi DicksonPublished 10 months ago • 1 min read
Wildfire
Photo by Zoltan Tasi on Unsplash

I hear the groaning and gnashing of bark

The grave consequence of a single spark

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All that was green now lies in ruin

Lost in ash that we are consuming

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Fire, ruthless master of havoc

The thief steals and never gives back

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Dark smoke chokes out the blue sky

And calls the blood red moonlight

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Every wide trodden path

Returns to the flame’s wrath

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The vast wildfire burns

Everywhere you turn

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Shall we stand tall?

Until we fall?

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Though the flames

Eat our frame

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Our seed

Will breath

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Grow

Sow

nature poetry

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Levi Dickson

Primarily a songwriter, but no stranger to poetry.

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    Written by Levi Dickson