Who I Am

Who I Am - Updated Poetry Contest
Constance La France
               
              
              I'm a flame glove
        His heat kept me warm but burned me
      I jumped into his fire, I'm lonely
        An overnighter spark
  Turned into an uncontrollable blaze and time
  I wanted to stop but he kept fanning the flames
    One night turned into months and years
  One day I looked into the flame and blew it out

              I love the catch
        A fish, a beachball, a date
      Not into finding a lost puppy twice
        Doubly not one that barks
  Or falling for lust and lapdogs over substance 
  I remember that first night his flame consumed me
    Every inch was an unearthing
  But that hooked landscape was barren like a desert
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December 26, 2024 at 10:12 AM
Connie, congratulations on your win in my Who Am I Contest, wonderfully penned, well done, Constance
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