"It Was a Pleasure to Burn"
Location
77407
United States
29° 40' 38.4348" N, 95° 43' 10.0272" W
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"It was a pleasure to burn."
Those were the words
that I begged for my soul
For my heart
My bones
My lips to utter truly,
Truly.
That fire,
Was killed by a dying mother,
A dead dear brother.
Instead of zealous insides
--A contained, beautiful flame--
I exist in the chaos of burning outsides.
My Father's fire is steady.
His flame is perfect,
And lovely;
Burning.
Beautifully.
My inferno lingers,
But His glow soothes the burns.
I'd rather die,
Than be in the shadow of His light.
So here I am.
Burning.
This poem is about:
Me