The writing prompt at the dVerse Poets Club is Fire.
You started a fire
like never before, and now
you can’t put it out.
Don’t start something that
someone else has to finish.
Someone Else
The writing prompt at the dVerse Poets Club is Fire.
You started a fire
like never before, and now
you can’t put it out.
Don’t start something that
someone else has to finish.
Oh my! Sounds hot!
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Indeed. That was my intention. Glad you enjoyed!
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Terse, provocative little poem. This could be such a good opening line for a novel–maybe a mystery or suspense. Or even/especially romance.
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What a great idea! I think you’re right.
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That last line smokes!
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:-). Thanks, qbit!
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Clever – yes, this is done far too often.
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It certainly is.
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too true, I have seen this more than once
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Unfortunately, so have I. Thanks, Gina!
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Well expressed Susan…
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Thank you, Rob.
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Good advice. It is hard to tell sometimes what one is starting.
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That’s for sure! Life is one big Pandora’s Box. 🙂
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When starting a fire is easy, it probably shouldn’t be started at all.
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True. It’s like, why bother?
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True Unexpected Fires…
So Hard to Put Out
So Easy to Keep..:)
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I like that, Katie!
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Thanks! for
A Great Poem
For Inspiration..!..:)
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A pithy little poem!
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Thanks, Lynn!
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Oooh snap! That is one fierce little poem!
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Hee! I have to agree with you. It was fun to write 😉
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Some fires cannot be put out. I enjoyed your poetry and story this morning.
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Thank you johncoyote. You are exactly right about fires. Some are perpetual flames.
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