Fire That Emits

Through the long tunnel,
I juggle to escape.
At a low atmosphere,
here and there I rush,
to compete to the rest,
to be out, of zest.
Black and grey, that I turn,
With the woods, emotions burn.

 

At the fire place who sits,
Gets the warmth from the heat.
Add on more wood to the fire,
So that I move a bit higher.
In clusters, I am seen,
until I blend in the air,
for a reason not fair.
Where I vanish, in permanent.
To every fire there is end.

 

With crackling, popping roaring blaze,
I am born again,at the fire place.
Of that extinguished,
I emerge in peace,
in haste to release,
to emit through the chimney,
in motley shapes,
above the landscapes.
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