FIRE

In the heart of darkness, a spark begins,

A flicker, a flame, where tumult spins, Wild and untamed, its power unfurled, Both destroyer and redeemer of the world,

In forests it rages, consuming all in sight,

Yet from its ashes, new life takes flight,

A cycle ongoing, of death and rebirth,

In the furnace of destruction, lies nature's mirth,

In the bitter cold of winter's embrace,

It offers solace, a comforting grace,

A beacon of hope in the darkest night, Burning fiercely, with unyielding might,

But heed its wrath, its fearsome face, For in its fury, it leaves no trace,

A force of nature, deadly and free, Yet essential, in life's grand decree,

So respect the fire, in its power and fight, For it is both darkness and light,