I am a furnace and in me burns the flame of revolution
Bight, Fierce and Hot.
In my youth, I was told that this flame would only burn me up,
That any revolt that would concern me
Was already won by those who burned before me.
And I believed them, for a time,
When my world was only me and life was easy.
But now I've opened my eyes to the real world.
My brothers and sisters around the world are rounded up and killed for who they love.
And I cry for them.
But the tears fall not down my face
Instead, they fall inside and sizzle against the fire.
What starts as slow drops, almost insignificant against the raging blaze,
Grows into a downpour as I learn,
That my brothers and sisters, as they run to a better life,
Have their children ripped from their arms.
And that my sisters around the world are walked backwards in their fight for rights.
And...
And…
And…
And I am tired, burned out,
But I am not dead yet.
I simply curled up in the ashes of my soul and wait,
Feeding oxygen to the spark I still hold.
I am human.
And I will be back to the fight soon.
Burning
Brighter, Fiercer And Hotter.
Watch out.










