The Hearth

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In hearth’s embrace, a symphony ignites,
Where whispers turn to pops, and shadows dance.
Each log a stave, in amber hues it writes,
A crackling tale of ancient circumstance.

The flames, like tongues, lick high with hungry glee,
Devouring air, consuming what they hold.
From seasoned oak, a sigh on the wind’s free plea,
As embers rise, their embers spun as gold.

And in that glow, a thousand stories bloom,
Of knights and dragons, battles fought and won.
Of lovers’ trysts beneath the harvest moon,
And secrets whispered ’til the day is done.

The warmth expands, a cloak against the night,
A haven built of heat and whispered lore.
The crackling fire, a beacon burning bright,
To chase away the fears that lurk at the door.

So gather close, let troubles melt and fade,
Beneath the spell of this enchanting pyre.
For in its heart, a solace is displayed,
A crackling poem, fanned by pure desire.

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