Spreading over trees and hills
a wildfire unleashed,
what crosses its path it kills,
no mercy yet no thrill.
Its flames reaching to the sky,
the biggest fear of most,
not hearing its victims cry,
it won't stop on its own.
Always hungry, never full,
feeding on other's pain,
biting all that comes around,
what's left behind is plain.
Yet why is it that we fear,
what never comes alone,
though it's the fire causing harm,
blame the people on the throne.
From:
The arsonist watching,
nearby the fire he has grown.
And so they say, Lord, for everything a reason.