Beatiful Fire


 

Beautiful Fire

Fire burns brightly.

Love adorns its light.

It’s a promise come true.

And joy is in the air.

 

What does this mean?

Can people trust these flames?

Why is fire important?

Let’s rejoice with each flicker.

 

Some suffer because of fire

Sweeping through the landscape

They calculate all its damages

In the environment of trees aflame.

 

Yet, others experience fire’s goodness.

They keep warm in winter with its flame.

Food is cooked that’s very delicious.

And candles are lit by striking a match.

 

So, let us embrace fire’s beauty.

God’s gift of its virtuous flames.

People do rejoice living in glory.

Fire has captured their emotions.

It burns brightly by soothing hearts.

 


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