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Wildfire Haze

June 9, 2023
By Tiny SILVER, Hubbardston, Massachusetts
Tiny SILVER, Hubbardston, Massachusetts
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The forest that once lived,

Is now a pile of ashes.

It started out small,

It used to be controlled.


All this cloudy haze,

Is nothing but a craze.

The fire burns bright,

In this uncontrollable phase.


The fire burns wild,

Taking down tree by tree,

Plant by plant,

Creature by creature.


Habitats are now gone.

They’ve been shriveled up,

Like a raisin in the sun.

Thousands of animals,

Now without a place to call home. 


The forest that once lived,

Is now a pile of ashes.

It started out small,

And now it’s colonized half the state.


All this cloudy haze

Is nothing but a craze.

The fire burns bright

In this uncontrollable phase.


All I can smell is the fire,

It’s traveled a thousand miles. 

It’s been across the country

But it’s burned all its company.


The forest that once lived,

Is now a pile of ashes.

It started out controlled,

And now it’s gone wild.

But it’s just another wildfire. 


The author's comments:

This piece is inspired by the wildfires in Canada, and I guess any other wildfire. Wildfires impact the earth no matter how big or small. It's damaging but it's hard to control them and put them out in time before it's all destroyed... 


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