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Blaze, Flicker, Ember, Ash

Blaze, Flicker, Ember, Ash (Death of a campfire) Written: by Tom Wright February 2015 The death of a campfire Scurry little embers, Run and hide. You’re a vagabond of time, Ready to expire; Soon, as ashes, You’ll forever abide.
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