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I was fire set upon A bed of wood to flicker on. The steady feed of brush and bark Kept me ablaze to stay the dark And yet at once, a time before An oil fueled my cobalt core. So mindlessly, I did consume All things before their buds could bloom. Further back, beyond that burn I reveled in to quell the yearn- There was chill that eddied forth That ushered in the wind from North. My fires faltered needfully And lapsed into a harmony, That warmed us both without the threat Of razing us with hot regret.
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Aug 8, 2018
Aug 8, 2018 at 8:46 AM UTC
Where I Burned
I was fire set upon A bed of wood to flicker on. The steady feed of brush and bark Kept me ablaze to stay the dark And yet at once, a time before An oil fueled my cobalt core. So mindlessly, I did consume All things before their buds could bloom. Further back, beyond that burn I reveled in to quell the yearn- There was chill that eddied forth That ushered in the wind from North. My fires faltered needfully And lapsed into a harmony, That warmed us both without the threat Of razing us with hot regret.
sarah-spang
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Aug 8, 2018
Aug 8, 2018 at 8:46 AM UTC
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