Today's poem is a "Golden Oldie" and was originally published here in April 2012
Firelight died so long ago
No flickering flames to incandesce.
No longer yellow hues to see
No more dancing flames for thee.
The flames went out they were not fed
Smothered by jealousy instead.
You sought control now fire burns
Without love to anger turns.
Where flames once flickered
Grey ashes lie.
For without love
They fade and die.
Not even afterglow we see
No more dancing flames for thee.
Katherine Svensson
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