I found the following in my college creative writing journal, from many years ago, the spring of 2000. I'm trying to remember what I thought, felt, and experienced when I wrote the following.
Love is like
a forest fire
It only
takes a spark
And your whole world goes up in flames.
Sounds good,
right?
You’ve missed the point.
You’ve missed the point.
Everything burns.
You don’t
expect much from a spark.
But when it
takes over your world,
You demand
it give to you what you gave to it.
Love is
fire.
It
strengthens as it destroys.
It requires
your air to survive.
It takes
from you, one branch at a time,
And it can
be great,
If it lends
you equal support.
Or it can
tear you down,
One limb at
a time,
A mountain of ash that was once a great forest of trees.
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