Water Fire Poems | Examples

These Water Fire poems are examples of Fire poems about Water. These are the best examples of Fire Water poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberResurgence

Wild, fierce inferno claims the ancient scrub, Gossamer smoke hides the canopy, Burning heat sweeps across the earth, Blackened vault cracks in the blaze, Red, hissing sparks ignite, Blistered ironbark, Forest of grey, Scorched timber, Silence, Ash. Rain. Seeds burst, Water pools, Fresh leaves stretch out, Wattle starts to bloom, Susurrous bush awakes, Fragrant petrichor ascends, Harbinger of a vibrant spring, Paperbarks becoming bathed in gold, Effervescent rains wash the eucalypt.


Premium MemberFire and Water

Where the sky drifts into the sea
And twilight slips into starry destiny
I see you in the cliffs of mountains 
Snowy tops dip into heart’s fountains 

Your soul is like haunting hurricane 
I’m a little boat riding it so insane
For you are stronger with less force
Maybe I’m the braver one by choice

You want my life and I live for you
You’ve made me wife I cherish this too
You are so strong perhaps as deep
Carry me along with eyes that speak

But I am red fire to your water sign
Both full of desire we sip like wine
You’re uplifting motivating and beautiful 
I’m captivating grounding and typical 

Our relationship is destined despite dilemma
Kiss upon lips brings bliss we’ll remember

Premium MemberThe Fire Within

You are trying to ignite a fire inside yourself
 a fire of willpower, fed by the heart.
Too much water, and it dies
 Water is emotion.
 Too much air, and it dies
 Air is thought.
Balance is everything.
 Control the flow of water and air,
 and the fire sustains itself.
A positive idea?
 Lead with heart and thought.
 The fire grows, and so does action.
A negative idea?
 Manage the air,
 slowly water it down,
 let it diminish.
The fire always exists.
 We must fight it, guide it,
 Or it will stop us from moving forward.

Premium MemberChangling

Puddle, cloud, ice, and snow, 
a tree, a log...an ember burning slow,  
I appear in life from frame to frame. 
I change my face.  I change my name.
I look different, but I'm the same, 
though you will never know.

Premium MemberWater

Water is the offspring of space and time
and when it flows seeks to trace the area
of its parents courtship which resulted in
their fiery union producing seeds of nature
to provide for their nourishment and growth,
in the soil of this earth with its fertile clime.
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Premium MemberFire And Gasoline Twosome

"Watch out for these two! A disastrous inferno" - quote by poet.


    Talk about the definition of trouble!
 Two people tainted with potent toxicity.
 As if either of the two isn't bad enough.
  Such up-to-no-good partners in crime
 Walking down a crooked primrose path.

   Keep a sizeable distance from them!
   They're a fire and gasoline twosome;
 An oil and water combination, no doubt.
  Think of a Bonnie and Clyde dynamic.
      Think a film noir femme-fatale...

    And a malleable, meek private eye.
  Oh, the twisted mind games they play; 
 It's a constant game of one-upmanship
  And manipulation against one another.
   Did I mention they rob and kill, too?

Premium MemberEarth Air Water Fire

Over the brazen earth, A breeze wafting gently, Evokes sensual aromatic bursts, Yet earthy by intent. Clean fresh air rejuvenates. World’s blanket of atmosphere, Supplies the essential air, So imperative for living. Elixir of life everlasting, Crystal clear incandescent water, Fish, plants, animals, industry, Survive because of water. Smoke, an acrid smell, Controlled fire is friendly, Cooks, heats, burns fuel, Fire incinerates our rubbish.

Premium MemberFour by Four

1. Earth The designated household steward Formidable, resourceful, and replenishable Overseer of life advancement Protector of the realm 2. Air The dynamic life giver Atmospheric regulator and ventilator Breathable qualities regenerative properties Possessor of the realm 3. Water The paramount mundane neccesitator Aquatic shapeshifter's topographical improvements Liquefied nutrient entities' sustainabilities Provider of the realm 4. Fire The maintenance of creation Foundational builder massive molding Keeper of the Flame Prudential of the realm

Premium MemberThe Elements


Blue marble of life Never was in strife Enter humans greedy, scheming Leaving the Earth screaming Invisible saviour and protector Cries silently in horror Ravages by Father time Corrupting it from sublime The life giving elixir And ultimate thirst quencher Wasn’t spared human greed Hence, contamination was guaranteed Playing with raging fire Is the human desire To burn the house That’s hard to douse
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Premium MemberEarth, Air, Water and Fire

Earth is very hot
seeds find rooting hard
few seem to flourish
in the barren earth

Air struggles to cool
plants enough to grow
in the terrible heat 
they start to wither

All suffer from heat
a spark of fire
spreads through the field
the seeds start dying

Water saves the day
giving all vital life
as it soaks land 
putting out the fire

Premium MemberFire and Water

The gentlest of boiling sensations
As our fragile hands intertwined.

Premium MemberPortent

The lush green moss that clothed
rocks and collared the base
of trees has begun to turn
a sickly gray and peel away
into powdery clumps. Nearby,
the contents of an old pot half filled 
with water that had harbored 
a menagerie of life all winter 
has been distilled to dust.

Roots now rummage deeper 
for water and where gulps fed exuberant 
growth, small sips barely keep 
a self culled canopy of leaves alive. 
Life turns inward towards its core
and slips into a kind of trance
deep in its own shade,
hidden from summer's heat.

Further away beyond fences,
the bush primes its fuel. On hot days
a blue haze of eucalyptus oil hangs
in the air. Senses strain on raw nerves 
to catch the first whiff of smoke
or the distant wail of a siren.

Premium MemberTo Stardust We Shall Return

Though our bodies are made of earth,
Our lives sustained by water,
Our breaths created by air,
Truth is we are essentially fire...

Premium MemberFollow Me

Follow me. I am the earth. I am the rock that grounds you. I am the support beneath your feet. I am the force. I have your back. Follow me. I am the sea. I am the beast for your burden. I am the liquid that intoxicates you. I am the force. I have your back. Follow me. I am the wind. I am your dreams borne aloft. I am the bearer of your sorrows. I am the force. I have your back. Follow me. I am the fire. I am your deepest desire. I am the heat of love’s heart. I am the force. I have your back. Follow me. I am the spirit. I am the center. I am the lullaby of peace. I am the force. I have your back.

Premium MemberWater and Fire

I am your treasured Water, source of life; Without me, ecosystems could not be. My oceans, rivers, streams- are full and rife; But, uncontrolled- can lead to tragedy. And, I am Fire, your friend or foe Earth form; As forests age, I burn and recreate. My flames can cook your food or keep you warm. Yet, running free may cause a sorry fate. We two join up to form a balanced gain- As basic elements of your grand Earth. While Water hydrates- Fire's warm comforts reign; Can intertwine all levels- fault or worth. Two elements among your Earth's grand scheme; We, Fire and Water offer ups and downs. Though torch of flames and rushing waters team- Our happenstances can bring smiles or frowns.

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