Cautiously watching you from afar,

Fearful of the blaze you might ignite.

The closer I approach, the more I feel the burn,

You only thrive through the warmth others provide.

So I keep my distance,

Everything you touch turns to ash.

But you never see it as your fault,

You claim it's never your blaze, never your blaze.

You blame the world,

You blame your past,

You need the sympathy,

Feigning innocence, stirring the flames.

There you are again,

The center of attention,

Siphoning the air, growing fiercer,

Engulfing everything in your path.

Destruction follows in your wake,

A relentless inferno, leaving only charred remains,

As you dance in the wreckage,

Oblivious to the ruin you've caused.