Fire Poems | Examples

Premium Member I Feel Fire

      I see fire , feel fire
    
     Passion piercing heart.

      Ashes of lost love to fly.

      Bubbling blood to flood.


                  Sensing betrayal in smoke.
      
                   My heart is burning.

                   No consolation to soul.
             
                   Fire purifies.
Form: Other

I See Fire

Poem written on 14th September, 2025 for "Variation Of Dramatic Or Light Verse" Poetry Contest sponsored by Nette Onclaud 
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A fire sparkles in your eyes,
its sparks shine on me.
Let it energize my life,
my soul needs its warmth.

Drown me in caring desire,
to crave only you.
Whatever the consequence,
trust in my credence.
Form: Other


Premium Member I See Fire

I see fire in your eyes
 when you look at me.
 I cannot resist your flame
 You light up my heart.

 Embraced in burning passion 
 making love with you
 through blazing red hot desire
 my flame will erupt.
Form: Other

Premium Member I See Fire

I see you and you see me
from across the room;
sweet is the heat under your
unwavering gaze.

A small smile tugs at your lips
as your eyes light up;
I see fire that well foretells
sunshine exploding.
Form: Other

Premium Member I See Fire

 

I was pondering my soul,
and was unhappy;
the path forward was all wrong,
I needed to change !

It was quite emotional,
startling and thrilling;
a fire burns deep within me,
my path . . . a journey !
Form: Other


Premium Member Wildfires

the fire spreads quickly
     nothing can stand in its way
          firemen are coming
Form: Senryu

Premium Member I See Fire

 For: VARIATION OF DRAMATIC OR LIGHT VERSE Poetry Contest  ** Sponsor: Nette Onclaud ** September 7, 2025
*****
nightmares blooming in color
like a midnight fire
casting its embers into
tomorrow's dawning

with a blood red sun burning
into the new day
the shadows of doom refuse
to die in the Light
Form: Other

Unwavering Before Eternity

Death's Shadow creeps across the wall 
Where memories of triumph Stand tall 
Each scar tells stories of battles won 
Each breath echoes choice made, undone.

The ledger of our days is closed 
Accounted for in every pose 
No whispered no apologies sought 
No trembling knees, no faltering thought. 

Before the throne of judgment high 
We stand as mountains touch the sky  
Our hearts ablaze with righteous pride 
Our soul unbroken, side by side.

The divine inquirer raises sight 
Upon our shoulders, straight and bright 
No shame deliberate, no guilt resides 
Only the peace that honor provides. 

Through trials fierce and tests of fire 
We walked the path our conscience dire 
Each step deliberate, each choice clear 
Our character forged, year by year.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member HERMIT'S FIRE IN THE FROZEN MEDIEVAL FOREST

HERMIT’S FIRE IN THE FROZEN MEDIEVAL FOREST 
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The wind, a teeth-chattering dirge
through skeletal branches,
finds no purchase on the small flame.

He built it low, a secret
whispered to the snow-laden earth,
a defiant ember in the kingdom of ice.

Years bleed into seasons here,
marked only by the shrinking woodpile,
the lengthening beard, the deepening lines
etched by firelight and solitude.

He remembers faces,
ghosts flickering in the flames,
loves lost, battles fought,
a life traded for this quiet burn.

The forest breathes around him,
a vast, indifferent lung.
He is a mote, a spark,
yet the fire persists,
a stubborn refusal to surrender
to the long, cold night.

And perhaps, he thinks,
as the embers glow,
that is enough.
Just to burn.
Just to be.

Premium Member Around The Camp Fire

Sponsor	Joseph May  Contest Name	Alpha Lines
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Beauty comes down effortlessly, fire glows higher.
The flames flicker and dance as they illuminate the dark.
Bright fingers of crimson and gold, reaching skyward,
Now and then embers would escape with a loud spark.

Lingering moments nestle on paused quiet respite.
Amidst the smoky scent of our cozy campfire. 
The overwhelming aroma of our campfire is quite surreal. 
Familiar sensations waft into an aromatic spire.


Questing  reprisal  still  the  undergrowth  vanquished ways.  
The fragrances so inviting, mixed with earthy sprays.
As the breeze diminishes so our campfires warmth we feel.
The eucalyptus enhances a perfume, in a smoky haze.

Jacaranda   kindling  lingers, memories now  over  prone.
The spellbinding flames flicker, casting shadows of their own.
As the dark velvet night closes in, our fire glistens in tone.
It’s all made more spectacular by our campfire’s cologne.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Spark of Life

That night, in the park, it started with a spark,
It swam thru the trees and swallowed the dark.
Like a serpent, it slithered, racing to and fro,
When it hit the apartment, the chaos would grow!

Trapped! Some of them jumped, while the rest of them fried,
I could hear the screams of the people inside.
Raging death would rage higher, a funeral pyre,
All swimming in vain, in a cauldron of fire!

It was as if...Madness!, was calling my name,
Remains were ablaze, a spectacle of flame.
I stood in horror, as such horror would unfold,
I called out to God, but God put me on hold!
Form: Rhyme

Firewall

Don’t let
your spark
become a fuse
blowing up
the truth

Don’t let
the flame
become a blaze
burning down
your youth

Don’t be the
kindling
become the tree
that reaches
and extends

Don’t be 
accused 
of lighting the match
on what
— should never end

(The New Room: September, 2025)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Pillar of Salt

The fire descends, a whispered dread,
Above the city of the dead.
And from the gate, a frantic flight,
Toward the mountains, toward the light.

The angel's law, a word of steel:
"Run, and let no backward feel.
No glance of sorrow, no fond gaze,
Lest ye be caught in judgment's maze."

A Draconian State, of salt and flame,
Where mercy holds a different name.
For to a glance, a heart's small ache,
A life is forfeit, for its sake.

So turns the head, against the will,
To see the city standing still.
One tear, one memory, one breath,
And then the cold, consuming death.

A pillar stands, of white and fine,
A woman's form, a grave divine.
A silent tomb, to mark the cost,
Of all that one brief look has lost.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Awakened

My window opened
I hear soft music
The sound of voices
In a deep slumber
Wakes me from my sleep 

A stink in the air
A strong scent lingers
A pit fire burns
Something unpleasant
It last all night long

Premium Member Heat Is A Lie

It softens the edges of cruelty,  
makes judgment feel like care,  
makes exile look like protection.  
It wraps the blade in velvet and calls it mercy.

I have stood in rooms full of warmth  
and felt nothing but frost inside my chest.  
Because warmth without understanding is suffocation.  
Because heat without truth is manipulation.

They smiled as they sentenced me.  
They prayed as they cast me out.  
They said it was for my own good.  
But I saw the fire in their eyes,  
and it was not holy.  
It was hungry.

Heat demands conformity.  
It melts difference.  
It punishes the cold for daring to remain solid.

But I did not melt.  
I did not bend.  
I did not become what they needed me to be.

I am the frost.  
I do not lie.  
I do not soften.  
I do not hide.

In the cold, everything is revealed.  
The breath. The wound. The truth.  
There is no illusion in frost.  
Only clarity.

So let them burn.  
Let them bask.  
Let them believe their heat is holy.

I will remain.  
Sharp.  
Clear.  
Unmelted.

Because heat is a lie.  
And I am the truth it cannot touch.

Specific Types of Fire Poems

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