One night when I was eighteen I was drunk on beers and East end accents in a Basildon garden lighting fireworks.
I seared my thumb on the base of a sparked ******* which careened into the fence and dried grass, igniting in deep welted pain and a smallish fence fire.
Inside my skin sits once again the same ache ignited by a spark you nurtured, which burned us both down, as beautiful and unruly as the rogue firework and the flames.