Serenade to Mother Nature

Grief flows through my veins as my blood boils away. I am personified by hatred and characterized with embers, only meant to destroy. The willow trees smolder with a simple touch. Scalding tears of magma begin to fall for this is not the life meant for me. As the tears flow like a burning death across the land a goddess approached, the mother of all living things. The forests sprung up neath her feet. I felt something inside that I had been missing all along; life. I called out to her on a whim, to mend my wretched heart and give me a new life. She looked upon me not with hatred, but love. Even as she began to wilt in my presence, never would her face turn from mine. Alas now I embrace her so tightly I am slowly sapping the very life that drew me close. Sweet Mother Nature I find myself infatuated with your very being, however I can only see you weaken as my flames engulf you. I pray you not to question my actions as I flee to the ocean. As I jumped off the cliff and became engulfed in the water I could finally feel my heart beat. The flames died and I turned to ash, yet it was the only way I could become one with my beloved without destroying her. I now embrace you sweet goddess through the beds of flowers you give so much life. My love for you will forever grow.