English, 24.05.2021 04:20 mremoney530

I need to write an ode to fire for my ELA class and I need at least 12 lines, and I got 8 lines before I drew a blank, so if you could please come up with some more lines that would be great. Here is what I have so far Fire, a bright, brilliant blaze of light and heat
A beautiful inferno of stunning orange yellow and red that can be found nowhere else
The flames that comfort you as you gather around it are indescribable
It can be as small as a penny or as big as a entire forest
It has been around far before you have been born and will be around long after you are gone
Fire has helped create the most delectable dishes and the best memories
It can make the most amazing creations, but it can also destroy them in a heartbeat
One mishap can shatter even the strongest buildings

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