Pride Life is but a summer bonfire, A mass of wild heat and light; The fire dances, feet in the coals, Leaping among the piled logs Roaring her laughter into the night; And merry is the light upon the ground. And we, we are the sparks, Bursting from the heart of the fire. We journey into the cold unknown To shine our own meager light. Searching, desperate to understand, We wander the mystery of blackness We float, lost in the breeze To die alone in the darkness. (Unsure about the title, might just go with "Sparks". Any comments you have are welcome.)
I really enjoyed this poem. Somehow you move from the merry almost festive feeling of life, to the darker essence of doom as we all leave the world alone. I look forward to reading more of your work.
Definitely another of my favorites from you…. I could really feel the energy present and loved the way you closed it out… great job with this one!