Fires of Earth

Flames licking high, stories in the smoke,

A dance of shadows, wild and broke.

In the ashes, stories grow,

Where the fire's seed will sow.

Burning forests, homes turned to ember,

Nature’s fury, hard to remember.

Sometimes lightning starts the blaze,

Other times blame in human ways.

They rage, they roar, consuming all,

Yet from the ash, new life will crawl.

Fire’s both cruel and healing, fierce and freeing,

Burning bright, yet longing for some dreaming.

We fight the flames, but the cost is steep,

Lost homes and hopes, and promises we keep.

Burn, burn, raging fire,

Destroying, rebuilding, never tire.

We need more hands, more courage, more aid,

To tame the flame, to keep hope displayed.

Flickering light in the dead of night,

A call to all to unite.

Fire’s a beast, wild and free,

But we hold the key, can’t let it be.

From destruction, life will rise,

A seed reborn beneath the skies.

Fires burn, then they heal,

Nature’s strength, real and real.