The Flight of the Fire Drake

Over the land covered in suet, singed by storms of fires
The Fire Drake surveyed for any breath of life remaining
The humans decidedly in unification ended all existence
Hovering over Elysium once occupied by eternal Spring
The Drake came to rest on wet wood washed to shore
It considered all things and then it took to flight
Once there was a place called Heaven and now it’s forever lost





Note: I would consider this Urdu Poetry.

©Bonnie Jennings All Rights Reserved
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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