The graphite colored smoke, that rose from your charcoal covered body, in billows of silver. The ferocious orange and yellow flames, that dance at the thought of bringing your bones into the sun. The smell. Sandalwood and gasoline.
I loath the sickly, yellow glow of mans fire. How it paints the walls of his dwelling with unnatural light. He has forgotten me. Now that he can see in his darkness, he has no reason to leave it.
You need not liken yourself to a beast, as exclamation of your strength. There are plenty of wolves in the forest already. You don’t have to be one of them, if you don’t want to.